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Unfortunately, where I live, (smallish city in southwestern Arizona) a car is a requirement. Grocery store? Nine miles. Hardware store? Four more miles. Oh, an
by omegaham 14y ago
Unfortunately, where I live, (smallish city in southwestern Arizona) a car is a requirement. Grocery store? Nine miles. Hardware store? Four more miles.
Oh, and it's 120 degrees outside in the summer.
That being said, parking is abundant, gas is relatively cheap, and traffic is very nice. So it's not too bad. I would never want to have a car in the city, though.
- terhechte 14y agoYeah, I can see your point. My mom lives in a pretty rural area, too, and I bought her a car. In the city, it's different, and I was kinda talking about living in the city. I moved to a big city as fast as I could. (Not just the car business, but I also like good theaters, good social events, easy connection to airports, etc)