> Come to a place with working public transport, then try and argue that. I travel to Tokyo twice a year. When I came with my wife and three kids, we took an U

> Come to a place with working public transport, then try and argue that. I travel to Tokyo twice a year. When I came with my wife and three kids, we took an Uber everywhere because we could. I’ve also lived in Chicago, NYC, and DC. In all of those places, even if you’re rich enough to live right next to a subway station, driving is usually faster, you don’t have to walk at either end during hot weather or rain, and you don’t have to share a cabin with the general public.