Its like saying Disneyland is the most walkable city in the US.

It’s true though.

Productive: Maps, check the stock market, read non fiction/Wikipedia, pay bills, translate voice or text written in a foreign language, use as a bike computer or GPS tracker, hail a ride/taxi, rent a bike, communicate with people.

Fun: Read books/comics, amateur photography/videography, puzzles.

Purposefully left out apps that cause doomscrolling and addiction.

Good thing that bikes can carry groceries for at least a week.

Tim is gay (fr), so I’d say he’d have an (comparatively) easier time than a straight man.

Longer wait times? B…b…b…but he’s the head of the department of government efficiency, who could’ve seen this coming!?

If Nestle says you’re bad that should be a wake up call for even a criminal.

In a semi truck?

I’ll give you a BIFL answer that’s not super heavy on performance. I’ll assume your primary goal is commuting or some light exercise.

Stay away from carbon fibre. Stick to aluminium or better yet, steel.

Choose a bike that has a fanbase. For example Bromptons or Surlys are expensive for what they are but you can maintain them for a lifetime.

Stay away from the cheapest bikes. If you’re going for a low budget bike try to stick with a mainstream reputed bike brand like Giant.

A belt drive is more hassle free if you have the budget.

In what way? If it’s the bumpers and the crumple zone, then that’s a feature. Do you have a picture about what you are talking about? I’m curious.

Ditto.