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More financial freedom, but only if you’re already wealthy. Plenty of people live in cars and doubt see it as something luxurious. This is definitely some “cosplay poor” type shit.
Plenty of poor people in cities also live without cars ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Taking the bus is going to beat the cost of a car pretty much every time, even accounting for situations where a cab is necessary. Only works if your work isn’t reliant on a vehicle, your city has okay transit, blah blah we all know this comment wasn’t supposed to encompass all possibilities.
He lays out the financial reasons why you’d save money without a car, but it does assume you can afford to rent or get a loan for a house/apartment in a city in the first place. Are you suggesting that is an unreasonable demographic to target with this advice? Because that sort’ve implies that any cost-saving measure advice should only be for those in the most dire financial straights, if I’m understanding you correctly.
Homelessness is a horrible and cruel epidemic, but if anything, the advice in the video could be seen as helpful to avoid becoming homeless, or at least to ease the overall financial burden on people who are already on the edge, not for the wealthy, but that’s just my take.
More financial freedom, but only if you’re already wealthy. Plenty of people live in cars and doubt see it as something luxurious. This is definitely some “cosplay poor” type shit.
Plenty of poor people in cities also live without cars ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Taking the bus is going to beat the cost of a car pretty much every time, even accounting for situations where a cab is necessary. Only works if your work isn’t reliant on a vehicle, your city has okay transit, blah blah we all know this comment wasn’t supposed to encompass all possibilities.
He lays out the financial reasons why you’d save money without a car, but it does assume you can afford to rent or get a loan for a house/apartment in a city in the first place. Are you suggesting that is an unreasonable demographic to target with this advice? Because that sort’ve implies that any cost-saving measure advice should only be for those in the most dire financial straights, if I’m understanding you correctly.
Homelessness is a horrible and cruel epidemic, but if anything, the advice in the video could be seen as helpful to avoid becoming homeless, or at least to ease the overall financial burden on people who are already on the edge, not for the wealthy, but that’s just my take.