Too many of these urbanists apparently learned their craft from SimCity... if you can squeeze the building footprint into the available tiles? It'll work.
It's not just "squeezed into the available space", it's the behavior, that traffic will automatically exit and transfer cargo to train with zero time penalty, because in SimCity (and Cities Skylines) there's no such thing as schedules.
This is exactly the case and it can be entirely disheartening for people who go into consulting in a field to actually help and promote that field. You just get paid to be a yesman and take the fall when the stupid mayor’s or CEO’s idea eats shit.
Good money, soul sucking. Kind of like living in a city.
Being a consultant as a career choice sounds like one of those jobs where you just have to know the right people, same with analysts, basically the same uneducated shitposts you'd see everywhere, just with a fancy title and getting paid to do it.
It should be noted that some retirees larp as "consultants" but that's different, basically "I'm retired but I'll take money if my old company/industry asks anything of me".
What’s he bitching about? $50 for that seems reasonable if you throw the “faggot farmers market” and “faggot customer” tax on it.
Yeah, that's the type of weekend farmer's market that sets up shop in affluent areas, usually with expensive/overpriced gift items. I've been to one in Austin (suburban but still very Austin) where I bought a few Christmas gifts, and definitely not a place I'd go regularly. True "farmers' markets" are available in cities, but those usually involve working class people and don't have good "transit access". Play your cards right and you can walk away with a big bag of mangoes priced to move (eat them fast!) from someone who barely knows English, but those aren't the farmer's markets bugmen visit.
You see, smaller electronics are generally desirable because noone wants to lug around a 10 kilo laptop, and therefore smaller houses and cars are also desirable because that's the same thing. The peak innovative home is one of those
Combine prisoner pods from Half-Life 2. I am very smart, so follow my retarded niggerfaggot page and agree with me so you can feel smart too.
I have a few old Mac magazines that made jokes that by 2015 laptops and other electronics would be the size of a peanut. The issue is that people generally have a size of something they want. The iPhone as released in 2007 has a smaller screen than a modern iPhone, for instance.
So with this faggot's interpretation of technology, electronics should be the size of a stick of gum and cars should appropriately shrink down to Cozy Coupe sizes.
Why do people want to outsource literally everything?
Because they live in shoebox apartments and don't have the space or the know-how. In the places I've lived, I still keep a toolbox. I used to listen to The Dick Show and one of the stats they went over was how even millennial fathers
don't have a toolbox (original
article from USA Today) with 36% not owning a hammer (that was millennial men with children, without children is probably much higher), and some faggot from Reddit called in to defend that fact (even though he did in fact, have a hammer). To this DAY "The Laughing Fish" is
the lowest-rated TDS co-host.
A basic
knife sharpener tool is neither expensive or large.
Oh, and you should be charged a $50 congestion fee if you want to drive anywhere!!!!! I can't believe they chickened out on forcing that through because they were worried about "business costs" or whatever... cowards!
The bikefags are right that Hochul did it for solely political reasons. It doesn't change the facts that Hochul is still right, even if for the wrong reasons.
