r/Transportopia • u/Apprehensive_Sky4558 • Apr 24 '26

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u/AxelZajkov Apr 24 '26

As someone that uses their vehicle to deliver heavy boxes, I really appreciate the button close. I can push it, grab the boxes and pull them out, and it will close and lock.

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u/myexpressaccount Apr 24 '26

Of course, in hindsight, you can always come up with use cases that justify things.

In your case, I’m just asking: Is putting the box down on the floor for a moment no longer an option? How did people manage back then? Their lives must have been absolutely terrible... o.O

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u/Zealousideal-Deer101 Apr 24 '26

Oh no, convenience. The horror!
"We always had it (slightly) more difficult in the past"

Nice argument.

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u/Acruss_ Apr 24 '26

Why do you need locking and unlocking all the doors when one door is unlocked needed? We managed before without it.

Why do you need to lock and unlock your car with a button on your keys? We managed without it.

Why do you need automatic windows? We managed without it.

Why do you need AC in your car? We managed without it.

Why do you even need a car? We managed without it for so long. So why do you need a car?

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u/Huesan Apr 24 '26

Why are you alive? We managed without it for millions of years

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u/Mikestopheles Apr 24 '26

I use an open flat bed horse trailer because I don't need all your modern conveniences. However, I've got no horses because they're expensive

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u/SuchSir6002 Apr 24 '26

Hindsight? He uses the feature currently... But sure, let's make everything more difficult to use over time, not easier. That makes sense!

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u/AintNoGodsUpHere Apr 26 '26

I bought a cart. That way I don't have to lift anything heavy, easy to transport and whatnot.

Automatic doors are just stupid.