>have a car >have to learn how to drive and get a license >have to buy insurance and pay taxes for it >have to buy gas at the end of the week >have to clean it, maintain it, fix it if something malfunctions >have to pay attention while driving, no distractions other than the radio or music >have you make sure you don't crash or run over someone and get sued for all your money >have to make sure you don't get it stolen by a nig >all those hours wasted every day doing nothing but driving
>take a bus >just have to spend a meaningless fee every day or buy some cheap ass monthly pass, myriads cheaper than buying gas >don't need to learn how to drive or get a license >don't need to pay for anything else >can entertain yourself on the way with your phone, a book, etc. Learn a language or study >no need to do anything but wait until you reach your destination >the driver crashes or runs over someone? not your problem >don't have to worry about anything being stolen
And the benefit the car has over the bus? You arrive 15 or so minutes earlier, I guess.
Tell me why the fuck would anyone drive a car over taking a bus?
>Tell me why the fuck would anyone drive a car over taking a bus? I do not like rubbing against other people and sniffing someone's bunch
Caleb Brooks
Canada doesn't have good public transportation, not even in our biggest cities. I would gladly take the bus if it was practical but it isn't.
Landon Harris
But a bike has a lot of the problems a car has. I like riding bikes but it's more inconvenient than a bus or train a lot.
Ayden Rivera
Even better
Blake Taylor
I agree. But it depends on where you live and how good public transport is there.
Grayson Young
Going abroad is better with car. Towns where you do not know the bus scheduel or destination are very hard to go by. With a car you have a GPS/map or can ask the locals
Jackson Phillips
bikes are only good in winter setting
try riding a bike here in 23C temperature and you would be bathing in sweat and dust.
Jaxon Parker
didn't they invent showers in Philippines?
Ryan Phillips
you're not allowed to take a shower during working hours here
Oliver Thomas
what the fuck
Logan Rogers
You are allowed to take shower at work? 23 is not a lot. Perfect biking weather. Is there something else to it?
Ayden Watson
skkkrrrt skkkkrrrrrt vrum vrum you fucking loser lmao take the bus pleb I'll be swagin on you from my lambo yea
in summer here it gets to highest 38C and nobody wants to go outside after 7am because of the heat. how hot is it there during summer?
Kayden Gonzalez
Bikes for the most part here are seen as a children’s toy. They may be popular in big cities, but If you live in suburbs/rural communities, no one will take you seriously.
Here, getting a liscense and having a car are fundamental steps to becoming an adult. That’s why most people here get their liscense at 16 or 17
Matthew Cooper
I can drive outside with a gf and fuck her in and out the car. I can do that even at night. I can driver wherever I want in any time. It's fucking convenient. You can't do that if you are a busrider. Man up.
Brandon Gutierrez
It gets up to 34 here, last year there was a heat wave that reached 38 i think. Pretty bad
Caleb Martin
~25 most of summer, over 30 for a few days
Oliver Mitchell
Going to Poland. Heat here is unbearable.
Carter Rodriguez
I would much rather live somewhere warmer
Bentley Howard
No.
Isaiah Phillips
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Cooper Anderson
>not having sex in the bus top pleb
Jonathan Ward
A car is like your personal house that can move. You can sleep and eat there. You can bring it anywhere you want. It's the sensation of freedom and not being constricted to a time schedule.
Ian Thompson
>> 86720962 I envy you country so much for that specific reason. The fucking gas here is so expensive, and the fucking police is always trying to immobilize your car for the most stupid reasons like having a small stripe that doesn't match with the car papers. The laws are practically made for making you use the public transport agaisn't your will and that shit it's like an indian train 24/7, that simple thing makes my daily life like 60% more unbearable.
At least when you buy a car, you won't need to pay an amount of tax more than the value of the car itself?
Ian Diaz
The taxes are an issue for people with expensive cars, like pic related. (yeah this is an expensive car in my country) You could end up paying like 1800 dollars yearly, or even more. In my case I have an old car, and I only pay like 15 dollars yearly. But even like that the other things I mentioned are maybe even worst, specially the cops part.
You rarely see one of those, I've personally never seen a challenger in the streets, I've seen Mustangs but it feels like a big deal, is like seeing a space ship. average rich people have 4x4 cars and are cocky about it.
Lucas Hughes
Wow thats some serious mental gymnastics on the part of a bus plebian.
>automatic >drives itself Could you be more american?
Jaxon Torres
>rich people in Colombia drive the same cars that Mexican migrants whom work 9 hour shifts at Burger King and Best Buy drive >they're actually cocky about it
If you live in a country with shitty public transport imagine how shitty is traffic...
Camden Watson
>My first car was a Merc C-Class and I later got a used Camaro as a weekend car at age 21 and people in Los Angeles looked at them like they were pleb junk. Meanwhile Colombians brag about having garbage tier entry level Euro 4x4 shitwagons
People would literally suck your dick here, just the fact of having a car makes you ""rich"" here that's why the goverment fuck in the ass car owners and doesn't invert in road maintenance. This is a shitty pic of my abandoned car, I don't use it because I can't afford gas, the insurance and the mecanical certificate
