> If you live in a place with hills, it will be annoying to drive. Hill-climb control, which leaves the brake applied until the clutch is engaged, is a common

> If you live in a place with hills, it will be annoying to drive. Hill-climb control, which leaves the brake applied until the clutch is engaged, is a common and wonderful feature now. Saved my butt before. > If you live in a place where you have to deal with frequent stops due to heavy traffic or multiple nearby stop signs, it will be annoying to drive. The Bay Area is obviously not a great place to drive stick. > Related, but your significant other, if you have one, might not know how to drive it I take offense that you'd impune my good taste in such a way. Jokes aside, this is very valid.