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The irony being that you need unlimited money to be able to afford to live somewhere with proper public transportation, currently.
Fortunately I don't need that either. I live in a town in the UK and work remotely. I can buy everything I need by cycling to the shop and on the rare occasion I do need to go into the office (few times a year) I can cycle to the train station in a nearby town and then take the train to the city our office is in. A 2 hour commute isn't really an issue when its only a few times a year.
I live on an island town and we have busses every 15-30 minutes 👉👉