>And again with this “cars are evil routine” I can’t speak to the interior US and how lovely it was or wasn’t. I grew up in a car based suburb. It didn’t real

>And again with this “cars are evil routine” I can’t speak to the interior US and how lovely it was or wasn’t. I grew up in a car based suburb. It didn’t really have much for people to do. My grandma went and left because she couldn’t drive and was bored. I couldn’t afford my own car until I was 25, and I left shortly after anyway. I could easily see my dad being very lonely while I was young. Everyday he went to work and then spent the rest of the evening ferrying everyone around. He’s now doing social things like playing badminton etc. That will probably stop once he gets too old to drive.