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If you live anywhere with public transit that's complete enough and reliable enough to get you to work on time, you're paying more in rent to make that happen.
by kevinmchugh 6y ago
If you live anywhere with public transit that's complete enough and reliable enough to get you to work on time, you're paying more in rent to make that happen. It might be cheaper but not by a lot
- aliceryhl 6y agoIf you go by the numbers in the post I responded to, this isn't true, at least not where I live. The $1400 figure is pretty much exactly what I pay in rent, and I have no problems getting to work with public transport for $100/month. To be fair, I live in Europe, but this is why I asked the question "is it really that bad?", to which the answer appears to be yes.