I want to live in Culdesac so badly - please don’t make apartments wildly unaffordable to average people! Not all of us have tech sector jobs making six figures to drop $2k/month on rent!
I walked to the grocery store for an entire summer in tempe when my car was broken, it aint that bad. Plus driving a car in the summer aint that great, getting in the car after it was parked in the sun because you couldn't find shade (or the shade moved after you parked), and then touching that steering wheel, f that.
The summer heat can be effectively fought with good/creative urban design, notably with cobblestone streets + tree-shade. It won't magically make it not a hot day, but those simple temperature reducing choices will make short errands in your walkable neighborhood much more bearable.
I guess people who don't own cars in hot cities just starve to death in the summer. I wonder if they just hibernate? Idk guess it's a complete mystery 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
This is exciting, but why do all the bougie posh people sound so nasally? And why they always raise her voice to a higher pitch toward the end of their sentences?
Really excited to see where this goes. Walkability is increasingly important to a healthy society.
I’m sure the 70% of obese Americans will love walking everywhere 😅
I want to live in Culdesac so badly - please don’t make apartments wildly unaffordable to average people! Not all of us have tech sector jobs making six figures to drop $2k/month on rent!
Let that summer kick in, then we can see how many of these people would like to use the bike.
I walked to the grocery store for an entire summer in tempe when my car was broken, it aint that bad. Plus driving a car in the summer aint that great, getting in the car after it was parked in the sun because you couldn't find shade (or the shade moved after you parked), and then touching that steering wheel, f that.
The summer heat can be effectively fought with good/creative urban design, notably with cobblestone streets + tree-shade. It won't magically make it not a hot day, but those simple temperature reducing choices will make short errands in your walkable neighborhood much more bearable.
@@noahclark3285 exactly
I guess people who don't own cars in hot cities just starve to death in the summer. I wonder if they just hibernate? Idk guess it's a complete mystery 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
This is exciting, but why do all the bougie posh people sound so nasally? And why they always raise her voice to a higher pitch toward the end of their sentences?