• bridgeenjoyer@sh.itjust.works
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    1 day ago

    If you measure in blocks and not miles, youre already likely in bike country! Im at least a 15 min drive from any grocery. So an hour bike.

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      1 day ago

      I don’t measure in miles because I live in a metric country. So I used blocks that we all understand.

      I have a lot of options for gfocieries nearby. They are just more expensive than the large sellers. ( 3 in a 2 block radius)

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          So? If I say blocks, MOST people get it (let’s say 99%). if I say meters MOST people don’t get it (let’s say over 70% are from the us). If I say miles, I don’t get it.

          Which would you choose?

          Also id guess that even people who live in spread out cities or non city areas still go somewhat often to standard cities

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            24 hours ago

            Aren’t city blocks non standard as well?

            I think kms would probably cover most people. Even a dumb American can understand that