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How does a wheelchair, baby stroller, or walker fit down that? I guess it doesn't and the city doesn't care about those people
It's time for street legal baby strollers. The market is ripe. Strap your little one up and send them off on their two-stroke engine powered adventure.
Why should we even be accommodating babies in our city? It not like they pay any taxes
No no no. The profit is in baby stroller insurance. The demand for baby safety is inelastic. Think of how much we can squeeze out of those young struggling couples
Oh believe me, they do. Ridiculous how being a new parent is the most difficult possible time, in terms of time, finances, works, career, life in general, your own relationship to eachother. and there's basically no state support of any kind. But the state wants and mandates babies