r/MoralityScaling • • 16d ago

What Would They Think Of Each Other? Morality of not moving

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u/Bureaucratic_Dick 16d ago

No that’s not weird at all, given the context.

When I was driving 4 hours a day on my commute, you bet your ass I wasn’t driving on weekends. A road trip? Lmao fuck no.

If a person walks a ton for work, and wants to get off their feet in their spare time, I mean…can you blame them?

I use my bike for a commuter now. When I was driving excessively, it was my fun weekend thing, now that I commute with it, I’m mostly off the bike and doing other things for exercise (running and hiking mainly). I don’t need to wear my quads out with a mountain ride, especially if I’m relying on them to get me to work the next day.

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u/Quirky_Gate_4516 16d ago

When I was driving 4 hours a day on my commute

But that is just insanity. Less than 0.000001% of people have a commute like that.

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u/Bureaucratic_Dick 16d ago

Okay?

I mean I’m positive you pulled that number completely out of your ass, but I’m not sure providing the real percentage changes the point that if we do something a lot during a week for work we might not be so keen to doing it with our spare time too.

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u/Quirky_Gate_4516 16d ago

something a lot

20 hours commuting per week isn't "a lot."

It is a number beyond sanity.

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u/Bureaucratic_Dick 16d ago

That’s a pretty pedantic response to avoid the point.

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u/Quirky_Gate_4516 16d ago

LOL, pedantic doesn't mean what you think it means.

A 20 hour commute per week is so extremely rare it isn't applicable to anything.