What are joints and cigarettes than? Ents?

They can ask all they want, the laws allow them to do it, so you would need to change legislation first.

Concrete can dry out too fast before it sets or cures if you don’t. It prevents the subgrade from leeching the moisture out.

Could be other reasons at play here though.

I’ve never been to one that didn’t have a paper menu for the elderly or otherwise less abled. Or they have a tablet for you to use.

And an email can wait until you get home, if it’s that important, call, but texts suffice.

A browser allows access to social media, so now you just lost the phones sole purpose, good job.

No, if people can receive emails, it defeats the entire purpose. Just don’t install those apps then? Lol. A browser allows access to most social media anyways, so providing one is counter to its purpose.

How do you think people managed before smart phones?

Nothing’s that important it can’t wait to get home or to a library, or call someone and get them to check if it is THAT important.

No, can you not buy “kitchen units” where you are? Premade kitchen cabinets with installed appliances?

All they need is water/gas/electrical hookup and you’re done after sliding them in. Lots of outdoor kitchens go this route.

Hell they even make modules for high rises here that they just crane in that are complete bathrooms. Like the ones that are for a dozen people.

Like in offices when they run extension cords in cable channels? If it’s truely modular, have wiring harnesses and those get dropped in midprint like the windows, electricians are more for the hookups and wiring calculations, but if those are done in a factory and certified (like any other electronic) what’s the difference?

How experienced in construction are you?

No, you’re totally wrong about that.

A modular kitchen would have hookups anyone can install, even a homeowner, so why couldn’t a technician?

Make custom ones for your printed home design, and install them, and hook them up to the mains that were installed by someone licensed. Just like a trailer or mobile home. This isn’t new stuff like the other user said mate.

The interior parts all are. That’s why a technician can do it.

Modular refers to something constructed from standardized, independent parts (modules) that can be easily joined, rearranged, or replaced.

So…. almost like if they print around some modules that have standard hookups you wouldn’t need tradesman?

Concrete is a local building material, if you live someplace where it needs to hauled in, it’s pricey, so if you live near quarries, it’s dirt cheap. Location matters.

And yeah, some places literally need just a shell for their exterior, this fits that usecase.

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So… something thats easier to see…?

And these are based off of already existing courier bikes. Stuff already exists that’s this large.

Yeah that’s really a point in your side. Sure you want to try to be snarky?

Because that’s what your legislation limitations are gonna do…

Do you not think about this further than that? Jeeze you really are ignorant.

Lol, you messaged me, not my fault you didn’t know what you’re talking about and needed to be educated.

If they don’t, than courier bikes are banned, children carts are banned… these are based off courier bikes that already exist, pushed to the limits of the legislation. Just like anything else ever made really.

They have size limits and other limitations, they’re being followed, so they are defined as a bike. What about accessible four wheeled bikes for the less abled, Oops your ignorance just got those banned, well done.

Don’t like it, go cry somewhere else. You are mad at Amazon, not the legislation, go whing to someone who cares.