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i mean you can just wipe yourself down with a wet towel or some wet wipes, yeah it's not supremely convenient but it really shouldn't be any sort of a dealbreaker.
This is a ridiculous statement that somehow you don't realize is ridiculous
I would need a whole different city. Most days here if I spend 30 minutes outside in the shade I am a sweaty mess.
There are some employers where I could shower on premise, but not most. And most of the places I've lived a bike ride would be 1-6 hours. I think I lived half and hours bike ride from work maybe 1 year of the past 10.
fuck no
i support alternate means of transportation and would love if our cities were designed for walking but i’m not biking to work for 30+ min in 101 degree 70%+ humidity weather