I've driven some 5200kms since late March
>>29031722Am I the only one that actually drives on this board?
>>29033429There are truckers on this board who drive miles. Why would you think your "kms" are noteworthy?I drive 2050 miles a week.
I work 7.4 miles from home and rarely need to drive further into the city. Thus I accrue a humble and respectable approximate of 4,000 miles or roughly 6,400 kilometers a year.I average 35 miles per gallon; That means this year I will spend about 400 dollars on gasoline, which is 388% less than I will be forced to pay into social security with no return on investment by a government who claims it's for my own best interest.
>>29031722I average about 2500km/month
>>29033435but you're the idiot anon trucker on /o/ in denial about his mulatto mule child after his fat wife cheated on him
>>29031722I've ridden about 5500km since early june.
>>29031722you should kms yuaserufu as this is imperial board
>>29031722Over five million meters?Is that a lot?
>>29031722I sold one of my secondary vehicles because even though I though I used it a lot, I only put on roughly 3300 miles in 14 months
>>29033429im a uberjeets driver, drive about 1400 miles a week
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>>29031722Is that somehow impressive for Euro Poors?About 3,500 miles?That's basically what 99% of Burgers drive in that timeframe
anyone who claims a measuring system is better than another one is missing the true point: being able to convert between units in your head makes you better than those who can't. If you ate cereal as a kid and looked at the gallon jug of milk, you know that there are 3.78 liters in a gallon, because it was molded in plastic right in front of your face every morning for 10 years. 1.6 km in a mile, 1.8 degrees fahrenheit per degree celcius, 2.2 lbs in a kilogram, 2.54 centimeters in an inch, the list goes on, and you just do the math in your head and you're more capable than someone who only uses one system, and you get practice doing math in your head. Diversity in measuring systems makes us stronger.