5 ms·
while either extreme is bad, I find it much more comfortable in CA vs Germany. Have you ever been in people traffic in subway during rush hours? Throw in flu s
by option 7y ago
while either extreme is bad, I find it much more comfortable in CA vs Germany.
Have you ever been in people traffic in subway during rush hours? Throw in flu season on the mix. I’ll take car traffic any day over that.
Electric self driving cars (land a lot of related infrastructure sounds much more compelling then anything Germany or Europe has to offer right now
- sandworm101 7y agoI have. The people traffic in the US is far far worse. Hygiene matters more than numbers. I cannot stand the spitting, something that most of the western world made illegal for good reason. I see Americans spit on the subway platform in SF every time I go there. I've never seen that in germany/france/UK. I'm far more afraid of catching something from that single american spitting on the ground than any crowded German rail station. I would consider a Tesla just to avoid disease at BART stations, a balance that would be a non-issue in germany. Again, two very different markets.
- option 7y agoSF is hygiene disaster. I’m 100% with you on this. It is very, very sad what has happened to SF over the last decade :(
- nlp_1 7y agooh boy, if you're worried about the spit. You should throw away all the shoes you've worn in SF. There's poop on it.
- sandworm101 7y agoIronically, poop isn't so bad. You can get water-borne illnesses from poop but you get the nasty air-borne stuff (ie TB, measles) via saliva. Water-borne diseases can be avoided by drinking clean water. Air-borne diseases cannot be so easily avoided.
- BubRoss 7y agoHave you gotten a lot of TB and Measles while riding the subway?
- jcims 7y ago>I have never met a Tesla owner on a bus or train in north america. >I would consider a Tesla just to avoid disease at BART stations, a balance that would be a non-issue in germany. Ding ding ding!!!