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[Anonymous No.55158063]

You save more money living in a densely populated area without a car and a family than in the middle of nowhere paying for a car, insurance, and gas. Not even including the commute to everything.

[Anonymous No.55158082]

>>55158063
Nope. Cost of living is higher in cities with public transit, and American public transit is consistently late, dirty, filled with drug addicts and schizos, and recent events have shown you’ll go to jail for defending yourself.

t. New Yorker who will say this every time you repost the thread

[Anonymous No.55158125]

>>55158063
I work from home in a rural town and don't have a car
I get groceries delivered for $2 a week and make my gf (who lives even more remotely) drive me places I have to attend in person.
Or if the weather is nice I walk or ride my bike, I can ride across town in 30 minutes and not worry about 'urban youths' stealing it. I can also catch a 3hr train to the nearest capital city.
My rent is dirt cheap for a 2 bedroom house on a large block
You do not live cheaper than me.

[Anonymous No.55158124]

>>55158082
is it the cockroach

[Anonymous No.55158143]

I live in a town of about 5,000 and don’t have a car. I don’t need one.

[Anonymous No.55158160]

depends on the city. chigo and philli are alright and have some cheap places to live.

[Anonymous No.55158165]

>>55158143

[Anonymous No.55158242]

>>55158124
Nope, it's in the newspaper

[Anonymous No.55158814]

>>55158165
real successful man would ride a dual sport bike

[Anonymous No.55158830]

>You save more money
If we're talking about costs of living, i hear africa wins. Indisputibly.

[Anonymous No.55158832]

>tfw 6 lane highway to my south, 6 lane highway to my west, 8 lane highway to my north
All within 1 mile because it's the only area I can afford. How many equivalent packs of cigarettes am I smoking a year from living here?

[Anonymous No.55159081]

>>55158063
I literally live on the side of a mountain, drive with no traffic on a small highway straight to work with nothing but Mountain View’s, and there’s a huge creek/waterfall minutes from my home. Suburbs aren’t the only alternative to “city life”. Btw I’m also a 20 minute drive from a literal walkable city. I afford all this working at Walmart . Small cities are the best of everything in todays world.

[Anonymous No.55159827]

>>55159081
Yeah but what would I do for fun? And are there attractive young females around?

[Anonymous No.55159871]

I converted my car to gas LP and save a lot so fuck you op you don't know shit

[Anonymous No.55159947]

>>55158160
Chigo?

[Anonymous No.55159964]

fuck your kike lies

[Anonymous No.55159970]

>>55159947
>chicago
my bad

[Anonymous No.55160503]

>>55159871
>I converted my car to gas LP
Kek

[Anonymous No.55160921]

>>55158063
If you lived in a city that would be your view, you subhuman retard.

[Anonymous No.55161425]

>>55158063
Pretty much. I live in London and don't go anywhere most days because wfh. I get most stuff delivered. If me and my gf go for a day out we might stop at a supermarket on the way back.
Transport is cheaper than having a car, hands down. With a car, there's insurance, petrol, maintenance and depreciation that you have to factor in. If you live in London and do the jobs we do then a car is a stupidity tax. If we really need to be somewhere fast, or need something bulky delivered occasionally, there are services for that and paying for them occasionally is still cheaper than having a car.

[Anonymous No.55161501]

>>55159964
You can still find places like these in Europe, thing is you need money and lots of it.
Iceland is pretty much like that all over the place, problem being:
The weather
The food
And currently a prime minister (female KEEEEEEEK) with a giga hard on for imigrants in a country with 350.000 people TOTAL.
The cost of living

[Anonymous No.55161508]

>>55158063
That view is disgusting. Pic rel is better