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It’s not a luxury in the US, it’s a fact of life. Most people here grew up with backyard BBQs, air conditioning, refrigeration, and personal automobiles. Tellin
by oceanplexian 7y ago
It’s not a luxury in the US, it’s a fact of life. Most people here grew up with backyard BBQs, air conditioning, refrigeration, and personal automobiles. Telling Americans we should downgrade our lifestyle to be more like Europeans is ridiculous.
- zamfi 7y agoUmm...apartments can have all those things. Frankly needing to have a car where I live now is the huge downgrade, I’d much rather live somewhere with sensible transit and not have to deal with the car.
- ClumsyPilot 7y agoNone of the things you listed make any sence. And we are in a thread about tiny house downgrades, if you realised.
- rorykoehler 7y agoIt's not really a downgrade though. Living car free is an upgrade for example. Americans have been robbed of the ability to live car free due to asinine urban planning. Thinking having a car as being an upgrade is more a product of the poor environment than a fact.