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Economy

jmbar2

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15. It would be ideal to live in communities small-enough to not need cars

Reply to Be Leave On (Reply #14)

Mon Apr 6, 2026, 12:50 AM

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For a lot of folks in the US, it's the only way to get to a job - one that barely pays enough to cover the car expenses. At least you can live in it if everything collapses.

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