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No, he doesn't. And it's pretty obvious what he means: that primary method of transportation for most people is public transport and price hikes during the scar
by vdaniuk 13y ago
No, he doesn't. And it's pretty obvious what he means: that primary method of transportation for most people is public transport and price hikes during the scarcity periods will be a minor inconvenience as many other transportation means are available.
- pessimizer 13y agoIt's not that obvious to me. As a person who doesn't drive, taxis are crucial to my getting around, and I have to take one at least once or twice a month. edit: and to make it very clear, I can think of three jobs that I would have had to quit if reasonably priced taxis weren't available.