he bus driver lazily and incoherently babbles into the onboard

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A fifth corporation, a telecommunications conglomerate, logs the entire process and associates it with his account. After checking his e-mail, he pulls himself out of bed, takes a shower, and eats a homemade breakfast burrito. Just wearing a towel, he glances over to see if his blinds are closed. He is most conscious of his privacy when he is alone. He pulls his favorite shirt out of his closet (a medium sized black unlabeled t-shirt) and pulls it over his head.


He leaves his apartment after double checking that germany email list he locked the deadbolt on his front door. Unknown to him, he is video recorded as he leaves his home by his apartment’s security system. The resulting tape is scheduled to be stored in a permanent archive. He walks the two blocks to his bus stop just in time to catch the 43. He sits down on his normal seat on the bus (between the middle door and the support pole) and puts in his headphones.





For the entire 30 minute duration of the ride, none of the 23 people on the bus make eye contact with each other. T PA. When he first got on the bus, he scanned his bus pass which logged his account identifier into the metro system. After doing so, he walked by an on-board microphone that was set to record the entire bus. At the same time he was recorded by two different video cameras on the ceiling of the bus.