And that really worries me. The government should offer free options for people like that. Uber Eats and Instacart exploits the hell out of people like that.
And thatās something we can look into, but itās no reason to stop walkable towns.
No one said it was.
See, I knew one of you motherfuckers was going to come in here and make it obvious you just donāt care about the actual facts, youāve already made up your minds and seek to make up everyone elseās minds for them.
Maybe instead of treating every single discussion of anything like an epic shitfight, you all should just pool your money together, buy your own land, incorporate it as a separate county, and build your own walkable cities and leave the rest of us the fuck alone.
Or, if weāre changing cities already we could make more accessible homes and public transit. If someone in a wheelchair canāt get onto a train youāve made the train wrong.
Man. Thereās a Korean drama on Netflixā¦ I think it was All of Us Are Dead. The apartment building had a bodega-like grocery either on the first floor or connected to it. If weāre going to redesign, can it be like that, maybe?
I traveled up and down the East Coast with my dad when he was in a wheelchair. Every city was a little different but Amtrak has made their trains this way. A special ramp is needed, which has to be fetched by someone. Baltimore was the worst about it, but they did get us on just fine, and kicked a guy out of the handicapped starting. New York City was incredible. Dude hung out with us until our train showed up and made sure we got on and situated before regular boarding started. Though I think he had dealt with something similar personal and took it upon himself. DC was at about the level youād expect and was pretty pleasant.
