“you’re holding it wrong”
I have never in my life seen a pickup truck towing a race car. I have seen plenty idling in front of schools and at drive throughs.
People love buying things they don’t really need for the peace of mind of ‘but sometimes.’ I would remind those people that rentals are a thing that exists.
Check the OP, it’s specifically talking about someone that works at an office job. You don’t have to be a car hater to realize that most pickup trucks are almost never used for the purpose you mention, even if you can think of exceptions.
What a spectacularly realistic daily use case.
Most likely part of ‘urban commercial’ and the housing sections
The position on the diagram is arbitrary, it just shows the proportion of land use type
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Private mansions, estates, forests I would imagine
The locations are arbitrary, it’s just visualizing total land usage. In reality everything would be intermixed
Not to worry for you see, the ‘single slice of pizza’ you mention is actually a Mega Slice, which is probably at least 3 times bigger than a regular slice.
Also checking that it’s running Anduril 2
A good way to gift an animal would be going to a shelter, seeing if there is someone the recipient makes a connection with, and then paying for the fees/starting supplies
Sorry for unclear wording, I meant that you obviously need some level of power output to move, but you need different levels of power output to keep moving at any given speed, hence the gears. What I meant by ‘power to fuel consumption’ was that while you theoretically could go at a high speed using a low gear up to a point, that would be very inefficient. I’m not actually an engineer, though I pretend to be one at university.
Good thing I’m not an educator!
Relying on buses that get stuck in traffic isn’t great