As someone who has ridden buses for extended periods of his life, I am able to pull off the sleeve countless unpleasant, strange, frightening and stressful situations I have experienced on my travels on public transportation.
And yet, there is a case that until yesterday I had not imagined that could happen on a bus, and it feels more extreme than any other experience you have known.
Probably only compares to a ride with Sandra Bullock on a bus trapped in the movie "Speed".
It was an unconventional morning ride on Line 173, during which the driver was interviewed by the Okenin rebels for Niv Raskin's morning show.
And even though he said that this was not his usual line at all, Mordi also managed to talk to the studio on the headset, turn the big steering wheel of the bus, zigzag between lanes on Locksmith Street in Tel Aviv, make sure no passenger gets out of the window and check that everyone is attacking the rabbi. A line at the beginning of the trip.
None of the above item was correct. The fact that Oknin was forced to take off a mask on the bus to be interviewed, and certainly not the complicated questions about "Midnight Express" shot at him while in the studio, or Raskin's insistence on recounting the most difficult moment in prison, caused Shauknin almost missed a stop where he was supposed to stop, and at the end, of course, it was impossible to say goodbye without showing the fellow driver his imitation of "Great Country." And he just wanted to get to the next stop safely.
The idea of interviewing the Oknin rebels back to work, after being released from false imprisonment in Turkey, felt like a flash in the pan, but watching it was riddled with apprehension.
Especially in the moments when the driver sailed through his thoughts to recover moments from the arrest.
The message of that sketch in "Wonderland" was that Bennett and Lapid squeezed the lemons' oceans, and did not know how to release the couple back to routine.
On Tuesday we received in the weekend news a long interview of Barhanu Tagania with the couple, yesterday Raskin teased the bus and tomorrow we will find out that Mordi is actually the spaghetti from "The Singer in a Mask".
Come on, Rainbow, release the Oceans to their souls.
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