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Do you like driving? How come?
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The infrastructure does not exist in order to make me like driving because 1) we live too close to one another and 2) too many other cars on the road. 3) speed limit
I love driving for adrenaline. But I hate driving for functionality.
Obviously I have sold my car before I lose my house
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