@benjyminty@Petewrestling@Boenau I live in a bigger area than Milton Keynes and have no hub.
Not remote and not low population.
Tbh if you really believe people are all of a sudden going to pay £30 delivery for a £90 chipboard furniture item because it comes on a bike then your opinion is not worth much
@Petewrestling@benjyminty@Boenau They're fucking stupid mate. The limits of this bicycle revolution is so limited and revolves solely around city centres. Amazon are doing drones for exactly the same reason.
@cianginty@Boenau I did.
I said I used the same terminology.
I said I was being curt because it's hard to take urbanites seriously when they have such a sheltered outlook
If you can't accept me using it why do you accept it used in industry?
@theCrazyVaclav @Boenau Would help if you accepted the continued use of the terminology.
Milton Keynes is actually built better for bikes than many other locations.
The VAST majority of people live outside of a reasonable last mile distance. And tbh nobody is worrying about the light stuff from IKEA
@andrew_archer7 I'd rather nj put his knowledge to find our next manager... He's lost any trust with the fans.. even though most can't blame him for going to Southampton.
@katie_cardigan@cianginty@Boenau The people talking about IKEA purchases aren't talking about curtains though are they. If I lived a bike ride away from an IKEA I would be biking my meatballs home several times a week.. and would STILL take a car for bigger items because I'm not mental or so entrenched
@benjyminty@Boenau So they bring their van to your neighbourhood and you go pick it up with your bike? Somehow I guess that's not how they are suggesting it will work