It used to annoy me a bit being a handicap, but I see where they're coming from. Me. Currently, I don't have my license. I just don't. It's just something I never invested in. Most of my jobs were, like, across the street or like, down the street, and I didn't really go out much. So now I'm somewhere. I moved from Minnesota to Arizona a few years ago, and Arizona is so spread out
And this also is interwoven into the reclamation of water, and this is also helping to decrease the temperature of the city as well. So, anyway, all sorts of fascinating things that can be done and are done. And I sort of toy with these things when I'm thinking about some of this stuff. Because if we were to imagine a city of the future and what would be ideal, we don't have to build cities around vehicles, because that's essentially what cities are built around
Hey, what's up? Thank you for replying to my swell post. Now the the future that you described sounds pretty frightening. And now I'm just kidding. It actually sounds beautiful. Hopefully we can get there someday, but also hopefully we can take technology to another level, but technology that is more sustainable and healthy to our environment. I'm sorry to hear that you are disabled
But right now, I'm feeling the lack of or even lack of accessibility to be able to rent a car, because right now, the prices are ridiculous. And so my list of things that I need to get done with a car is growing longer, and I'm like, what do I do at this point? Because I have to make some sort of concessions
Georgie Dee
@GeorgieDee · 4:09
Hey, Dee, Marcus. How you doing? And seeking plum. Good to chat to both of you guys here. So these are all interesting things to me, the whole thing that you're talking about not having a car or a driver's license and all the above. And also dating as well. So I'll start with the establishment of my environment, which is I live in Perth, Western Australia, and it's a very isolated city, so there are huge distances
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
But yeah, I remember growing up, I remember the guys that would be so proud that they found a woman that has a car that can drive them anywhere they want to go, and they will use them. And I guess the woman will also use the man for attention and stuff or whatever. I guess when it comes to relationships, there is this back and forth using one another. Right. But I feel like with the guys, it was just unhealthy using each other
So anyways, I was basically forced to get it even though I didn't want to at the time by my ex and her mother and her family, like they were trying to help me out, which I ended up getting it. And then I got a car. My first car was a 2004 Toyota Prius. It was light blue and it was an electric car with a weird battery that no one could work on
Hey, what is up, man? Sorry for replying back to your post late, but yeah, man, you nailed it, man. Yeah, they pretty much do see you as a bump if you're a transient. Yeah. Something must be wrong with him. That's how they look at you, some of these women. Yeah, here in Phoenix. I've been living out here for about two years now and over two years now