Indeed it's good that people find a way to sustain without state help... My bigger concern would be buy raw meat or fish for hygienic reasons
The onion example is so speaking, if I need an onion I take the car (everyone has one) and in 5 minutes im at the supermarket, for you would be a problem
Well, and I save the money to buy and maintain the car, don't contribute to traffic jam and don't pollute the air with my non-existing car. Furthermore, I am accustomed walk quite a lot and thus doing something for my fitness and health.
If really needed I call a taxi or a tricycle. But starting a car for just buying an onion wouldn't come to my mind.
What do we learn from that? ... People are different, having different priorities and needs ...
Yeah but here to go to work you need a car, if you don't have one you simply don't work, public transport is non existent and if you would go by bike would take hours under rain or cold
So indeed every place as his own ways to go
That's why I don't work as well. :-)
(But of course there are people who work remote from home ... I hope to see their number increasing in future ...)
Indeed, the remote work is a good thing has been brought up, much less traffic and smog