For me it’s my teenagers. We rarely clean their bathroom, they’re supposed to. They rarely clean it either.

I’ve never been able to work from home. But cool I guess?

That’s what I was saying too. Maybe somewhere with much lower wages and cost of living.

Let me be 100% clear. People who commute on bikes in my area are dead. Or they gave up because of a near death experience. I have lived here 18 years, I have seen one regular bike commuter. He caused major traffic backups, which was his safest option, at least they knew he was there. He lasted three weeks. I hope he’s not dead. You can not commute on a bike everywhere.

Cleaning crews are mostly one person unless you’re dealing with some large corporate facility. One ADHD person distracted by one interesting item in the space they’re cleaning and the whole thing goes down.

I don’t know where the person who commented that lives, but you can’t get an Uber five blocks for under $10 around here. If I was that close and walkable I’d just walk. I do know uber is losing drivers locally though because they don’t pay enough, certainly not enough for people to maintain their cars. It’s predatory employment at this point, and it is becoming normalized.

Must be nice to live somewhere you can bike without high probability of death.

I was just commenting on a thread about public transportation (there’s none where live) and someone commented that they’re moving to micro transportation by just buying a $3 Uber every time they need to go somewhere. Even if uber is only taking $1 of that, $2 isn’t paying someone to drive you somewhere. Uber drivers should make at least $30/hr.

No.

Same story, except I have used Connect from day one.

Or you want to communicate that a highly upvoted thing isn’t unanimously supported, but you don’t want the tsunami of downvotes that comes with leaving a comment that says you disagree.