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wouldn't it make sense to stop using the machines before irreversibly moving them? it takes one person to drive my car, but if I don't need it, I just don't use
by schwartzworld 6y ago
wouldn't it make sense to stop using the machines before irreversibly moving them? it takes one person to drive my car, but if I don't need it, I just don't use it. nobody needs to staff the car when not in use
- Rebelgecko 6y agoAccording to a CNN article I read, many of these machines have already been sitting inactive for some time. I dunno how mail facilities are set up, bit perhaps there's a better use of space. I also don't think the removal is irreversible. For the most parts the removals can be reversed by putting them back (although a few of the inactive machines have already been stripped for spare parts) In the long run, it's inefficient to keep paying for a car you're not using. You'd save money by canceling the car insurance and not renewing the registration. If your family has more cars than people, it may be the fiscally smartest option to sell your spare car, especially if your kids are off at college and car usage has been trending downwards for years.