> Why would I even bother "owning" a car? Talk about superficial thinking. Half the time I get in the car it's for a spur-of-the-moment run to the store. And

> Why would I even bother "owning" a car? Talk about superficial thinking. Half the time I get in the car it's for a spur-of-the-moment run to the store. And while the bus stops 300 ft from my house I've never ridden it. I don't want my car off earning money when I need it for something important like running up to Home Depot so I can finish whatever project I'm working on. "The ideal state of a resource is idle and ready for work."