Solar eclipse was awesome!! Less awesome, my bus was cancelled and the next one isn’t for 24 hours,,, but worth it prolly!

@JoshuaB Update: a friend of a friend of my mom graciously offered to drive me back!

I’m in Burlington Vermont

nvm

I’ve booked tickets to Burlington, VT. The Greyhound is supposed to arrive at 4:00AM

You inspired me to make a pair of markets of my own about this:

As an update, I’m vaguely planning/hoping to not have any classes on Mondays for my next semester so I don’t have to skip class. I’m vaguely planning/hoping to take a bus to somewhere such as Plattsburgh in order to be within the zone of totality. I think that for the purposes of this market, I will not require that I’m actually able to see the solar eclipse, because I don’t want this market to be predicting whether or not it’s cloudy wherever I go to see

@JoshuaB I'd be surprised if you don't find a group of people to go watch it with; nerdy colleges in Boston seem like the place that arises naturally.

@JoshuaB Do you expect you'd take a day off school if you don't get your preferred class schedule?

@RobertCousineau That seems likely, because one day of class doesn't seem worth it in comparission to y'know the last opportunity to see one for 20 years. On your point about a buncha nerdy colleges with nerdy kids, you’re very right, and I’m vaguely planning to put up a bunch of posters around campus at some point to invite others to the solar eclipse

The last total eclipse was also on a Monday, and I skipped class and flew somewhere to go see it. Definitely worth it to make it happen.