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Topic	Would you consider someone poor if they drived a used car?
The Top Crusader 08/08/18 5:40:19 PM #38:	RoboXgp89 posted... Lokarin posted... having a car at all is pretty much the cutoff for being poor. Think about it. Imagine that all public transit is cut off 'cuz the alt+left got all pissy about an UBER ride or something. If you don't have a car... you have died. You can't work, you can't get food, you can't anything it's true but a lot of people ride bikes to work and they aren't going to die young from it, quite the opposite Thats completely dependent on where you live and your job, though. People dont want to be drenched in sweat in the summer and have to ride through ice and snow in the winter in sub zero temperatures. Plus some people work too far from home for that to be practical. pedro45 posted... Generally no since it is quite a privilege to own a car. Plus, high school kids with no income will receive a car. Idk if someone being supported can be called rich or poor since their wealth is dependant on others. Sure, some do... some of us got a job at 16 and started dumping that into car payments right away... --- https://imgur.com/09qFfLV <cite>The Top Crusader posted [p:906516102] in Would you ... [t:76883348]...</cite> <quote><cite>RoboXgp89 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote>having a car at all is pretty much the cutoff for being poor. Think about it. Imagine that all public transit is cut off 'cuz the alt+left got all pissy about an UBER ride or something. If you don't have a car... you have died. You can't work, you can't get food, you can't anything</quote> it's true but a lot of people ride bikes to work and they aren't going to die young from it, quite the opposite</quote> Thats completely dependent on where you live and your job, though. People dont want to be drenched in sweat in the summer and have to ride through ice and snow in the winter in sub zero temperatures. Plus some people work too far from home for that to be practical. <cite>pedro45 posted...</cite> <quote>Generally no since it is quite a privilege to own a car. Plus, high school kids with no income will receive a car. Idk if someone being supported can be called rich or poor since their wealth is dependant on others.</quote> Sure, some do... some of us got a job at 16 and started dumping that into car payments right away... --- https://imgur.com/09qFfLV</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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