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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
5-23-2008 @ 12:09PM
Craig said...
The question isn't whether they know what they're doing, but why. Why did they learned this and where are they going? What are they trying to accomplish?
Do they share certain high-food-density stations as a community by taking shifts? (Too many dogs all at once could prompt a sweeping-up by the authorities.) Do they grind out a 9-5 in one station, then hitch a ride back to the suburbs to relax for the evening at their home station? Are their vacation stations? 100 stations to see before you die?