Obviously you don’t know me or my presence online. I don’t own a vehicle and haven’t owned a vehicle since 2015. I’m a proud BMX flatland rider, thank you very much.
Perhaps consider leaving out unecessary provocations such as “Ahh, car brain, defensive as always, never consider the alternative.” and maybe the replies you’re getting would then be more polite aswell.
I must admit that’s on me, but if that person didn’t structure their comment and replies like a sea-lioning attempt, the conversation would definitely be better.
Ahh, car brain, defensive as always, never consider the alternative. Have a nice day…in a traffic jam.
Obviously you don’t know me or my presence online. I don’t own a vehicle and haven’t owned a vehicle since 2015. I’m a proud BMX flatland rider, thank you very much.
Goodbye.
Good! Your question above is pointless then.
Wrong. What if I wanted to get an electric bike? Only to find I can’t park it inside my apartment?
That’s the point dummy.
You’ve made no attempt to answer my original question, you’ve only spit out “car brain” at someone that hasn’t owned a car in almost a decade.
I only brought up Tesla owners because they can actually afford a house. People on electric bikes can probably barely afford an apartment.
Get real with your assumptions and nonsense.
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I really can’t be bothered with people with such aggressive tone trying to proof an issue someone already solved out there.
Perhaps consider leaving out unecessary provocations such as “Ahh, car brain, defensive as always, never consider the alternative.” and maybe the replies you’re getting would then be more polite aswell.
I must admit that’s on me, but if that person didn’t structure their comment and replies like a sea-lioning attempt, the conversation would definitely be better.