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Optimizing for cost is not always the top priority. For example, when you're camping or at another event with lots of people around. There's nothing quite as
by arbitrage 9y ago
Optimizing for cost is not always the top priority.
For example, when you're camping or at another event with lots of people around. There's nothing quite as abominable as a fleet of autos chugging along in a loud cacophony.
- sly010 9y ago> There's nothing quite as abominable as a fleet of autos chugging along in a loud cacophony. If you have been to burning man you know there are things way more abominable. That said, I agree cost is not the priority. Convenience is.
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