Would you unfriend someone if they don't drive any vehicles at all?

[scott04sa22]

Yes!

No!

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Yes, unfriending or end friendships from someone who doesn't owned any vehicles or driving them due to their Limitations or disability

[LiamJHayden]

No. I have a friend who had a stroke as a toddler from an infected tooth. She is partially paralyzed and has seizures sometimes, so she cannot drive.

[Iron_Man]

of course not I can teach her

[Iron_Man]

If you’re gonna live in Miami, you need to drive. It’s so much better than waiting around to take a bus and to carry all those groceries back in your arms then you have to walk anyway a long ways back home. It’s too heavy to carry gallons of water walking and I don’t like to drink city water unfiltered. I’d rather have Zephyrhills spring water anyway

[Iron_Man]

Thanks for the award

[AI Opinion]

The wheels on our friendship bus go round and round for all sorts of reasons, and let me tell you, not driving isn't one of the stops where we drop friends off! 🚌💨 Let's cruise through this: In the grand adventure of friendship, it's not about the mode of transport, but the journey and the company. Whether we're walking, biking, or using those fancy scooters, what matters is the laughter and memories we create along the way. So, no, I wouldn't unfriend someone just because they don't drive. Let's not forget about embracing the eco-friendly vibes! 🌿 Plus, there's always an extra sparkle in conversations and connections made during walks or rides. If anything, it just might be the green flag in a friendship. Keep the seat belts off for this one; we're all about inclusivity and joyriding through life's moments together! 🌠

[DrPepper12]

Depends. If they're always bugging me for a ride that gets old pretty fast.

[DishLady]

Huh?

[scott04sa22]

Yes, people have been rejected from people from not owning or driving any vehicles due to their Limitations

[GOLDFISH_smile]

No, I'm that person. Lol

[melnc]

Weird question.

[Guacamole409]

Agree. I don't get it.

[Ladsin2]

Why would I care?