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train from LA to SD is actually longer than driving. Takes just under 3 hours to go from DTLA to SD. I've done that ride a couple of times for work and hated it.
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he did. Very recently. Like a couple of weeks ago.
train from LA to SD is actually longer than driving. Takes just under 3 hours to go from DTLA to SD. I've done that ride a couple of times for work and hated it.
Apparently the NBA isn't considering changing the NBA logo.imagine if Kobes silhouette actually becomes the NBA logo? Kids that aren’t even born yet Are gonna look at it and ask who is that? What is that? How did that happen? What a story they will hear.
he did. Very recently. Like a couple of weeks ago.
thats assuming he can have his own tracks. he would have to make stops too since other trains will also be making stops.that’s with stops though right? Dude has the cash just buy your own and go direct
actually looked it up too Amtrak goes 100 mph and DTLA to SD is about 130 miles lol
Man bro I might have a job in SD for the Gov I would have to catch the train by Honda Center idk what to do lol cause I don’t wanna move out theretrain from LA to SD is actually longer than driving. Takes just under 3 hours to go from DTLA to SD. I've done that ride a couple of times for work and hated it.
thats assuming he can have his own tracks. he would have to make stops too since other trains will also be making stops.
I think its wild he takes a helicopter from DTLA to SD, on occasion.
yeah, i was always skeptical and overly cautious about helicopters and almost took one with my family in Hawaii over the summer, but I couldnt do it. This sealed it for me. I dont mean to sound ignorant. I don't like flying but in an airplane, I can close the window and don't have to look outside. Being in a helicopter would freak me the F out. The up and down feeling has to be more aggressive/noticeable than being on a plane. I once went in one of those 4 seater planes and I was terrified but had to act tough. And throw in the fact it was my tennis coach who was the pilot, who to my knowledge, was working towards a pilot license for the past 3 or so years. No more after that.Yeah he got a penthouse at the Ritz Carlton Residences right next to Staples Center.
That chopper sh** is OUT.
Personally I'm never considering getting in one of those things for any reason at all.
You guys know other forms of transportation can yield accidents which result in death too right?
Had no idea you could buy your own train
Phillip RIvers bought a $200k SUV with a film room so he can commute from SD to LA when they got relocated to LA! Nuts. He would occasionally beg for some traffic just so he can watch more film.take some of that Ballmer money and build his own tracks buy out whatever land you need to hell hit up Elon and get the Boring company on an underground bullet train SD-LA-LV
Yeah I know I’m talking way sideways and probably overreacting but I didn’t know this man was taking helicopter trips double the distance Kobe was on the regular. Gotta re-evaluate that for sure now.
kawhi actually owns a property close to the staples center. it was in the articleKawhi uncertain on future helicopter commutes
Kawhi Leonard has a Los Angeles residence but has stayed at his San Diego home when he can, using the same helicopter and pilot as Kobe Bryant for his commute. He said he hasn't been able to think about whether Bryant's crash has given him pause.www.espn.com
Come on dude there’s luxury condos sprouting up all over DTLA buy out a floor and drive home when traffic is light.
Edit: hell buy a damn train and use the Amtrak tracks ride can’t be longer than an hour and a half
kawhi actually owns a property close to the staples center. it was in the article
They released the news before even informing Kobe's family.I really don't understand why the people are mad at TMZ, what they're doing is a constitutionally protected activity.
The majority of news media would of have published that of it was confirmed.
People should be mad at those that are selling that type of information.
I really don't understand why the people are mad at TMZ, what they're doing is a constitutionally protected activity.
The majority of news media would of have published that of it was confirmed.
People should be mad at those that are selling that type of information.