First of all, let’s try to avoid American-bashing, and stay respectful to everyone.

I’ll start: for me it’s the tipping culture. Especially nowadays, with the recent post on !mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world with the 40% tip, it just seems so weird to me to have to pay extra just so that menu prices can stay low.

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    With some infrastructure near your housing and a working public transport, driving isn’t a necessity.

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      2 years ago

      How? If you live in a suburb, even with working public transport, there could be dozens of stops between home and work.

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        2 years ago

        why would the number of stops be a problem?

        when i went to secondary school there were 13 bus stops (15 minutes) and when i went to university there were 12 train stops (30 minutes). And i wouldn’t classify either of those as a long commute