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Or pay for parking in many european cities. So I guess you are not forced into a hermit life as long as... you are already happy with your hermit life.
by rixed 5mo ago
Or pay for parking in many european cities. So I guess you are not forced into a hermit life as long as... you are already happy with your hermit life.
- nerdsniper 5mo agoUS cities as well, now that you mention it. Open lots often require scanning a QR code to pay. They watch cameras and tow your car very quickly if you don't. Maybe the reason this guy gets away with not having a smartphone is that his friends use their smartphones for him whenever things like this pop up?
- dandandandan2 5mo agoI live in a small town with no such nonsense
- nerdsniper 5mo agoYou're incredibly, even astoundingly dismissive and judgemental towards the 80% of Americans who do not live in rural areas. Again - 80%. > Hyperbole doesn’t help. For MANY Americans, it's not possible to function normally in society without a smartphone. That's not hyperbole, but your argument was.
- dandandandan2 5mo agoI live in a small town. There is no uber or Lyft, or QR code parking. I ride my bike a lot. Snowboard nearly everyday in the winter and there is cell service in the mountains. I lived in mega cities for 10 years, I’ll never do it again. Call in hermit life if you want, I call it the simple life where enjoyment and happiness are the priority