When I lived in Boston while going to school a car was a real pain, although my parents did provide one that I rarely drove. I had to find a place to live where I could park without a permit. Now that I am living in a "rural" area so to speak, there is no way I can do without one. Then of course my wife has to have one as well to make sure she get the kids to school on time, etc. She can't carry groceries to our home which is about 3 miles to our home.
I Hate Cars!
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When I lived in Boston while going to school a car was a real pain, although my parents did provide one that I rarely drove. I had to find a place to live where I could park without a permit. Now that I am living in a "rural" area so to speak, there is no way I can do without one. Then of course my wife has to have one as well to make sure she get the kids to school on time, etc. She can't carry groceries to our home which is about 3 miles to our home.