Remember that line at the end of Back to the Future where Doc Brown says "Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads." Sadly, he was referring to a 2015 utopia that will never materialize (I'm keeping my fingers crossed for those fly clothes, though). Instead, where we live today, you can't even use the roads. See below - that's after I paid my taxi driver a little sumthin'-sumthin' to make his own lane in that little thing we call the "desert". Time is money!
If traffic and restaurant reservations are any indication, Dubai is back. I don't think that holds true for jobs and bonuses, but fingers are crossed for that all over the city. Of course, if you do get a nice shiny new job, you'll have find a way to actually get there.
P.S. - While digging up photos for the post, I came across this incredibly ironic picture of the Back to the Future Delorean stuck in traffic - personalized license plate and all:
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If traffic is the ultimate indicator,then Washington DC is back, too. Way back.
An old cigarette commercial tag line went, "I'd walk a mile for a Camel". 'Sounds like camels and walking might again become the preferred modes of transport over there.
P.S. Didn't you mean "McFly clothes"?
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