It would be too far of a commute every day, and it would add a lot of miles to my car. There are so many cars on the highway, if everyone commuted to work, I think it would do away with a lot of the traffic on I-95.

There are just certain spots where the driver stops to drop off and pickup people. If we started going around the whole post, we would never get home.

There is no smoking, eating or drinking. But we do have restrooms.

My role is for assigning seats to individuals who want to ride the bus, and writing the money sheet for Lee Coaches. I try to keep everyone happy on the bus.

Someone may tell me they drink six cans of regular soda every day. When they find out there are about nine teaspoons of sugar in one can, it puts things in perspective. Then I work with the person to cut back to three cans a day, then to two and so on, and to start replacing some of the soda with healthier options.

I'm anxious. Little nervous. You know how it is. You never know until that day comes.