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Wal-Marts are typically in areas where public transit isn't appealing (or even exists in the first place) if you have the ability to drive a car.
by xienze 9y ago
Wal-Marts are typically in areas where public transit isn't appealing (or even exists in the first place) if you have the ability to drive a car.
- anigbrowl 9y agoTough titty for the employees who do rely on transit. No extra $ for them.
- xienze 9y agoWell to hear it from HN readers, they're the lucky ones: they won't be exploited like their car-driving brethren.
- anigbrowl 9y agoA specious mischaracterization of the arguments on display.
- xienze 9y agoIs it? The arguments boil down to: * I bet this isn't really "optional" * I bet they're not going to get paid enough to make it worthwhile
- anigbrowl 9y agoAnd none of those made the same inference as you that they were lucky as a result, which was the specious mischaracterization I referred to.
- cat199 9y agoDoes the extra $$ exceed the cost of owning a car in the 1st place? This might not be as true as you think..