Re:Poverty in America: Greater Than Statistics Indicate
by PenguinCoder on Friday November 30, 2018 @08:20PM
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I agree and my situation in regards to Uber/public transportation is the same. People who say a car isn't a necessity in America, have likely never lived out of a big city. I live in a rural area (not quite USDA definition), where the closest store is 12mi one way. It's a convenience store/gas station. The grocery store is 3mi more up the road. I have kids, animals, and somewhat of a small hobby farm (chickens, garden, etc).
It is an absolute necessity for me to have a car and all the costs that entails. I'd rather give up my cell phone than the car.
It is an absolute necessity for me to have a car and all the costs that entails. I'd rather give up my cell phone than the car.