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Nothing about the post you responded to says "people are willing to pay for a more pleasant experience". The closest is "people aren't willing to pay to improv
by Guvante 3y ago
Nothing about the post you responded to says "people are willing to pay for a more pleasant experience".
The closest is "people aren't willing to pay to improve an unpleasant experience" which isn't related to purchasing a laptop in anyway.
- gruez 3y ago> Nothing about the post you responded to says "people are willing to pay for a more pleasant experience". Are we reading the same post here? The one I'm seeing lists out all the reasons why cycling/public transport sucks, all of which can be avoided if you pay several hundred dollars per month for a car.
- dahfizz 3y agoOP's whole point is that paying for a car is a much more dignified and enjoyable way to travel. And then the tax base doesn't want to pay to improve public transit, because they already have a car.