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Old 07-05-15, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by robinthehippie
About perception, people who only drive don't realize there are other routes to take from point A to point B when they're used to the "convenient" car trip. I tell people I bike from downtown to the suburb where I work, and they think I'm absolutely insane. It's ~15 miles on the highways. It makes a little more sense to them once I explain I ride through town, quiet residential areas with the occasional coffee shop or park, and it's half that distance.


Also agree with the stigma that walking or biking means you're poor. The other day a girl told me I didn't have to throw in for a co-worker's present because she thought I didn't have the money (since I apparently can't afford to drive and I pack my lunch.) I said, "Are you kidding? I have next to no expenses! I set it up like that on purpose so I can spend money on silly stuff without stressing about where my rent money's coming from!"
I know that you're intent is of being fully in the chat topic. But you could have added that while you were doing what was best of your interest. As you be luckier than those who would have chosen to take advantage of the offer ---- esp. those of lower income.
Especially in a society of being Pre-Judged. I live in the same society; so I know what human animals that you are around.
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