> I avoided going anywhere because having to Uber makes it very real how much I'm spending just to go out each and every time. This! It's so hard to get over t

> I avoided going anywhere because having to Uber makes it very real how much I'm spending just to go out each and every time. This! It's so hard to get over that psychological resistance to seeing a ~$10-15 hit every time you want to go somewhere not too far from your house. Even if I know, rationally, that it is the same or less than I would spend for owning a car, I can't get over. There's a joy and freedom in owning a car and having to think about the real cost of every mile you drive. Ignorance is bliss I guess?