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Couldn't you order a car replete with everything you needed? There are lot's of parents on the roads, presumably there's a fair degree of overlap regarding what
by ollysb 12y ago
Couldn't you order a car replete with everything you needed? There are lot's of parents on the roads, presumably there's a fair degree of overlap regarding what they'd want in the car?
- aetherson 12y agoNo, of course not. It's not generic cartons of "insert kid item here," it's your stuff. It's your kid's clothes, it's your stroller, it's your sporting goods, it's all the elements of a life that isn't the mid-20's techie lifestyle, where all your important material goods are your various computing devices at home and your smartphone. I suppose that you could try to have the cars come with baby seats (though there are like a million variations of baby seats depending on the age of your child, so that's going to be a headache) and things like kleenex/wipes/snacks/drinks (though replenishing those is going to be a huge logistical issue and there are some legit sanitary concerns). But lots of the stuff people tote around is individual, valuable property. This is what I'm saying about the blind spot of the tech commentariat. Next time you walk past a family unloading their car, glance at their trunk. It's twice the size of your car's trunk, and it's filled with stuff all the time.