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> inflammatory way to say "people are willing to pay for a more pleasant experience" You got it all wrong! It does noy matter how the expience feels physicall
by ClumsyPilot 3y ago
> inflammatory way to say "people are willing to pay for a more pleasant experience"
You got it all wrong! It does noy matter how the expience feels physically.
The problem is social stigma attached to cycling.
Like tell you mates you spent 3 weeks fixing your car, or built your own house, and it was super u pleasant and you broke your hand in the process - you are cool.
But tell them you cycled to work to improvr fitness, and you are a weirdo.
- zdragnar 3y agoFew companies have showers on site, and "fitness" is frequently associated with sweating. The last thing I would want to do is show up at an office for an 8 hour shift soaked in sweat. Where I live, it is humid enough during the summer that there's really only at most 4 months of the year where "pleasant" can be described to use the weather for biking. In fact, the weather forecast for today is 85% humidity, and is going to hit 93% twice this week.