Simply put, fundamental stuff for setting up a situation and rolling it out. If you don't know where to start with a quick session, this gives you an idea. If you're a seasoned GM who puts together quick one-shots or just someone who daydreams a lot, chances are you're already following these principles.

For a "bus stop RPG framework", it kind of skips the issue of whether you are going to have or even WANT to roll dice while at a bus stop. Which, admittedly is what intrested me in this in the first place.

Need help for your solo RPG?? Well, this guide is a true must have. It may or may not be your 101% needed book, but with its content, you will have enough meat for your game!!

Two pages. Seems more like a brainstorming session/blogpost that something practical like the author's classic UNE system. Is there a community that uses TOSS? Feels like the author quickly came up with this and wanted to share it to the public for free. I get a bit disappointed when I come across solo gamers on blogs who come up with quick and dirty systems. Is agnostic/ambivalent/universal/generic. You probably already did a quick solo scene with a character before, so it seems unnecessary to publish this on DriveThruRPG. Plays like a 100-word creative writing assignment or 10-minute parlor game.