Public Transportation Man is a lesser known superhero of the Larger Los Angeles Metropolitan Area. He uses Quantum Superpositioning powers to arrive on time to any local destination if he is near public transportation.


Everyday, he and his his sidekick, Bus Boy, both a busboy at a restaurant, and bus operator and mechanic, join together to fight the forces of the Larger Los Angeles Metropolitan Area Association of Supervillains (The LLAMAAS), a demented political organization whose mission it is to promote "pollution, procrastination, and politically incorrect agendas." led by Miss Information, an Artificial Intelligence robot and CEO of BigTech, the evil software navigation company in the Larger Metropolitan Area.


One day, Miss Information, hires a menacing traffic light monster "Traffique" and launches a bad navigation app (YouTurn) that forces drivers to cut each other off and helps "Traffique." cause chaos.


Because of that, Public Transportation Man and Bus Boy learn that they are powerless over Traffique and no matter what they do, they cannot defeat Traffique.


Because of that, they decide to give up being superheroes and go back to their regular jobs for a while and allow the Larger Los Angeles Metropolitan Area to get riddled with traffic, pollution, and politically incorrect agendas.


Because of that, Bus Boy loses faith in Public Transportation Man and their partnership.


Until finally, Public Transportation Man realizes that he doesn't want to lose Bus Boy's friendship and they team up once again with the citizens of the Larger Los Angeles Metropolitan Area in a final attempt to defeat Traffique.

By passing Proposition P.P, which allows for an official Car Pool and Party Weekend, a holiday where the citizens of the Larger Los Angeles Metropolitan Area can relax and carpool, Traffique is made into a traffic cop and is mitigated.


Every day after that, Traffic is kept to a minimum on the streets of LA and our heroes are loved and recognized by all the citizens, with the LLAMAAS still lurking in the shadows.


Moral: Never give up. Love, friendship, and serenity will win most of the time over hate, loneliness, and disorganization.

Credits:

Producer: Stephen Ji
Art: Jessica Alvarenga
Animation: David Ji

Special Thanks: David Roderick

Song: Darryl Hall and John Oates - "Out of Touch"

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