[ SECRET POST #2148 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2148 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm in the U.S., but the reason I would roll my eyes at people cruising around good-condition roads in a Land Rover or equivalent is that it's a gas guzzler, and taking it is pretty wasteful if you don't have to.

Actually, I don't really roll my eyes at people doing it in real life, because I drive my mom's minivan to my medical appointments and don't have a whole lot of room to talk. I roll my eyes at pickup trucks and SUVs which have weirdly huge wheels and are far taller than they should be. But it is kind of a truism that many vehicles of this type are marketed with ads showing them driving through the wilderness, and then people buy them and use them to drive to Starbucks.