As sea gulls reclaimed the infield at Daytona International Speedway, pecking at the hundreds of trash bags, a traffic jam formed on what usually is a quiet morning after the Daytona 500.
Tentatively, I carried my bags into traffic.
Arrive early to make sure you can bag a high-traffic site, Lockley says.
As in a lot of these steampunk hipster outfits, restaurants raised on nickel bags and old Traffic records, the whole control-freak cocktails-and-locavore scene, there's an overlay of nuttiness about the sale of the meat.
The "hellish" Périphérique – the brainchild of the taste-challenged Georges Pompidou, whose desire to move Paris into the 20th century echoed Napoleon's dream of total demolition – shuts out the population of the dreaded cités, those "architectural steppes" (alas, not covered by Hazan) from where hooded youngsters jump on to the multi-laned road and snatch bags from stalled traffic.
This will be the traffic of bags under the stated assumptions if every person on every flight had a bag that they choose to send through the proposed system.
There are no billboards, plastic bags, political parties or traffic lights.
A company British Airways, for instance could buy.holidays, and license its subdomains (caribbean.holidays, etc) to other travel companies or keep them all for itself, so that it bags all the search traffic.
By 9am when the BBC's flagship radio news programme, Today, should have been signing off in traditional style by crashing the pips, the ragged line of about a dozen National Union of Journalists pickets was bagging support from passing traffic.
Staggering with my bag, I darted through the traffic of the Via C. Cavour, found the address across the street, and went up a floor to the Europa in its small, creaky elevator.
After peering inside the bag while stopped at a traffic light, Gamboa called his dispatcher to report the find.
