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As a Czech who has recently been to Texas, I completely agree with the article, and it was exactly what I witnessed.
by js8 3y ago
As a Czech who has recently been to Texas, I completely agree with the article, and it was exactly what I witnessed.
- Steltek 3y agoAt this point, Texas is just Florida with impractical boots and hats. I'm not sure what you were expecting. Go walk around NY or DC or something.
- RajT88 3y agoEven that breaks down in different parts of Texas. Go to Austin and see what you think. Obligatory: https://youtu.be/JREkqCvLzSo https://youtu.be/JREkqCvLzSo
- korse 3y agoDepends on where you are in Texas. The boots and hats aren't impractical everywhere. Also the boots are freakin' comfortable.
- js8 3y agoI did, as a matter of fact, walk around NY and DC, around 15 years ago. Coincidentally, I have also been to (central) Florida. All of these were work trips, with a bit of vacation here and there. So yeah, I get your point, in DC and NY people do walk and use public transport, elsewhere, it seemed similar, except Texas was bigger (even for walking). But I have that in Prague too. I don't think the point of these articles is to dis on anyone, but really, point out collective procrastination we have towards climate change.