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I’m so confused by your comments. How are you carrying your groceries home? Full-sized shopping cart implies car. Car in SF, on the median, means calling an Ube
by gkop 4y ago
I’m so confused by your comments. How are you carrying your groceries home? Full-sized shopping cart implies car. Car in SF, on the median, means calling an Uber, renting a Zipcar, moving another car in a tandem garage, operating a stacker, or finding a new street parking space when you come home - this shit takes time. Plus, parking at the store is often its own sport.
Versus just popping into the green grocer on your way back from whatever other walking or bicycling errand in the second most dense city in the US..
Also, what do your taste buds and nutritionist say about the value of produce freshness?
- whimsicalism 4y agoI use a car now, but it is part of my once a week commute that I go to the grocer. I think street parking difficulty really depends on the neighborhood, in general SF is no Manhattan. I also grew up in the city and based on my observation seem to find parking considerably faster than my peers, so YMMV. When I lived near Dolores park, if it wasn't the weekend parking was really easy. In Divorce triangle, parking is a little harder but still not that bad. e: Duboce triangle, not divorce triangle haha