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Mine's even paid for by the company, and on top of that we get a great discounted bike program: https://www.jobrad.org/ https://www.jobrad.org/ Over 40 years o
by pixelpoet 2y ago
Mine's even paid for by the company, and on top of that we get a great discounted bike program: https://www.jobrad.org/ https://www.jobrad.org/
Over 40 years old, lived in basically all the countries, never had a driver's licence!
- Etheryte 2y agoSomewhat curious, how long is the list of "basically all the countries" really?
- jeofken 2y agoMaybe GP means country as in “Bundesland”, like how British people call their regions “countries“
- chaoskanzlerin 2y agoMight not be what you meant, but German uses the same word for "state (federal subdivision)" and "country", known as "Land". In contrast, "Staat" refers chiefly to the administrative apparatus (implicitly of some country).
- pixelpoet 2y agoEhh yeah actually the list of countries isn't that long, and I mean living as in at least a few months (but most are at least a few years) in own apartment etc. Includes Indonesia (used to speak Bahasa as a kid), South Africa, Poland, Czechia, USA, England, Germany, Switzerland, and probably some others along the way. I suppose the actually-long list is cities; in Germany I've lived in 6 cities, and it's quite a few cities for some of the other countries. My main point though is that, while I get there are places where you absolutely need a car, a lot of people (particularly in car-cultured countries) are surprised to hear you can get by just fine without one in many cases.