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it takes 10 minutes to get to a grocery store by bike where i live
what kind of magic is this?????
Where I live, there's a grocery store around the corner, just need to walk the length of the apartment building - so maybe 5 minutes tops. A kindergarten is directly next door, and a school just beyond that - I'd say 10+ minutes walk. Two other groceries, multiple drug stores and the outpatient clinic are 10-15 minutes walk, they're next to the road.
I don't know how people live not like that. Not sure I want to know. I guess they have less noise from the neighbors?
i have a big backpack and just head over the the grocery store by bike. its always lik a 30 minute trip.
Is it at least a large store?
im not sure if this chain is outside of the U.S., but its called Aldi and its reasonably big but super cheap. and if i need anything bigger there is a Meijer about 5 minutes away (also not sure if Meijer is an international thing)