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What kind of lunatic takes their car to the train station anyway ?
Edit : ok, lunatic is a strong word (my intent was to use hyperbole for the laughs but, text and irony and all that...). Still, as someone who's lived in two different semi-rural towns with decent train and bus services (and tons of bike racks at the train stations, although most people would use shitty "burner" bikes because of thefts) for a long time, that was a bit surprising to me
People that live far away from the train station?? How is that hard to understand?
I know this is fuck cars but that person shouldn’t be called a lunatic if they’re already using the train as part of their commute.
It’s actually a pretty good middle ground as you still avoid one car in a population center and that person still probably has a decent commute
Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of common sense?