Suburbs > Commie Blocks
@NEETzsche @fuggy
No, commie blocks leave enough space to have a pub withing walking distance.
>not having a car
@NEETzsche @fuggy
> Needing a car
>needing to stay basically in one place for that long
@NEETzsche @fuggy
Bruh, what?
That's called a home. :D
And nothing is holding me here, I am 20 min away from train.
>riding the train
Bro, a couple weekends ago I drove 800km one way. I went basically in a straight line to my destination, too. The vast majority of that trip was on one road. I arrived literally at the exact spot I was staying at over the weekend. My car was within stone throwing distance of the hotel room I stayed in. Literally.
You’re coping with this nonsense, bru. 
@NEETzsche @fuggy
Ok, let me know, when you get from denial to bargening. (I don't care about the anger phase.)
>not being able to just go where you want, when you want
Bro I can go basically anywhere on this continent with my car, whenever I want. You can only go where the train takes you and when it feels like taking you. Eastern Europeans on suicide watch. Take your train all the way to gulag, cyka.
@NEETzsche @fuggy
Do you really think, I didn't notice the switch of topics?
Nice coping with the car, but suburbs are still exactly the same kind of useless.
You're the one who switched topics to car because you don't have one.
Or maybe you were thinking of buses and trains when you were talking about “walking distance”? Public transit doesn’t enter into the minds of civilized peoples like Americans
@NEETzsche @fuggy
Is this you on your way to a closest shop?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piPzExBdfIg
Yes he sure showed me how serious of a problem rush hour traffic is by posting this work of fiction.
It would be if I lived in California. Here’s what it was actually like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48JQytFv1vQ
This is what it’s really like, or was for me, since I drove at night. Ignore the commentary