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Sure. It's definitely that, and not that most North American cities are designed expressly to force you to drive even if you want a single cup of coffee or a sandwich or something.
Oh this case for sure 100% without a doubt has to prove out the point you've been obsessing over.
No possible way it could be a situation that contradicts your pre-conceived notion, adds nuance, or just isn't really relevant to it. I mean what are the odds of that ever happening? /S
As I've said, I live in a walkable city near grocery stores, that still doesn't eliminate the need to occasionally drive to one.
As someone who also does, quite frankly it does eliminate the * need * to
No, it doesn't. It eliminates the need to for you, in your specific cases.
Weird how people on this sub seem incapable of imagining lives other than their own.