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Originally Posted by Kartoffelbrei
decent point.
Yeah, cars are ...dunno. Never had one, never will have one, never will need one. Everything is connected by train & bus systems, even if you don't live in the city. And if you go by train, it's cheaper than driving with a car
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Some bigger cities have subways, but in general we're on our own. Most cities I imagine have bus systems, but they're generally not all that great and associated with...not quite reputable patrons. Besides, in America taking the bus is like telling the entire world what a poor, loser schmuck you are. Most people who ride the bus are doing so simply because they can't afford a car.
And like I said, American cities are very spread out. I ride a bike and only have a few rinky dink shopping centers within a few miles. Jobs are pretty much limited to whatever minimum wage, entry level hate****s I can get at McDonald's, Wal-Mart, or...I think there's a Bed, Bath, & Beyond next to the Wal-Mart...I think. Everything else is residential, and I don't live in the suburbs by any stretch of the imagination. Even with a college degree I'd be pretty much SOL without a car.