5 things in New Jersey worse than the New York Jets
By Staff
1. The New Jersey Turnpike
Make sure to read this on your next morning commute to the city. Trust me, you’ll have time.
The NJ Turnpike makes sense in theory, connecting South Jersey to the North, traveling through the farmland of Central NJ that I assure you does exist. Yet, somewhere on that path is the scent of inept failure, reeking worse than a fake old man in a fireman hat pretending to care about football.
The Turnpike is slathered with people that quite clearly have somewhere to be. I’m not sure where, or how, they’d have to travel to so quickly, but the speed limit does not apply. No, correction: double the speed limit does not apply. Driving on the NJ Turnpike makes you just uncomfortable enough to assume you’ll crash every time you’re on it. Yet, you can’t look away. You have no choice. It’s New York Jets football.
The Turnpike is the Adam Gase of major highways, promising to take you from one destination to another in record timing, but having no means to achieve that rather simple task. Hell, Gase himself probably loves the Turnpike. It’s the only thing that can compare to his complete and utter disappointment on a daily basis.