This is a tremendous pain in the arse compared to having a car. Really, it is. Right now it's 10pm in the UK and I have some free time. I can jump on the bus a

This is a tremendous pain in the arse compared to having a car. Really, it is. Right now it's 10pm in the UK and I have some free time. I can jump on the bus and go and buy my groceries for tomorrow, or in the car and for the next week, or the next month. I could schedule a delivery for... when? Guess when I'm in the house ahead of time and stay in the house? That's literally the opposite of the metropolitan lifestyle I signed up for by living here. The same applies to basically all of the "solutions" to cars. Trains - oh, it's cheap, just book it in advance! Etc etc. It adds a ton of friction to every day life.