Comments by "Supernova" (@MrSupernova111) on "Not Just Bikes" channel.

  1. I know the exact feeling. I truly hate the way US cities, roads, and suburbia are designed.
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  2. Same here. I'm from the USA and visited Spain a few years ago. I couldn't explain why their cities were so accessible. Now it makes sense.
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  3. Bro, I've lived in the USA my entire life and you've summarized our way of life with one short video. Its a shame that we have allowed our country to become this concrete and asphalt wasteland.
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  4. Bro, another great video! I think the negative feedback that you're receiving is from ignorant Americans with a superiority complex who think everything they (we) do is superior to the rest of the world regardless of merit. I'm an American but I love learning about other countries. Unfortunately, our society is very close minded and many Americans would rather live in ignorance. Anyway, thanks for the follow up video. Cheers!
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  5. Another brilliant video! As an American I can't relate more. Our public transportation is garbage unless you live in one of very few cities with good public transportation but even then the moment you set foot outside of those cities you need a car.
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  6.  @CaptinHoot51  . Clueless!
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  7. Brilliant! If only all countries cared this much about their sanitation and citizen's well being!!
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  8. Hard to argue with the financial reasoning for ditching car ownership for car sharing. While car ownership is cumbersome and expensive for those of us that can't live without one we can extend the life of the car for many years if we maintain the properly. Sure, the overall cost of a car is high but for someone like me who takes good care of the car and performs much of his own maintenance the life of the car could be extended several years making the average annual cost of car ownership fairly low or at least affordable. If I lived in a place like Amsterdam I would consider ditching car ownership but in the USA that's often a reasonable choice.
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