Do people in Germany typically call for ambulances after their heart attack? Doesn’t sound like an ideal strategy
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Berlin is larger (892km^2 vs 783km^2) and less population dense (6 million vs 20 million in the metro areas). So... Kinda comparing apples to oranges.
Edit: If you want a real comparison, look at Philadelphia or Chicago. Those are a little closer to Berlin than fucking NYC. But, I guess it's our turn to start a World War this time, so maybe after NYC gets razed we can rebuild like they did with Berlin and focus on modernizing traffic patterns for mass transit.
Then take London or Paris and compare New York to them. The ambulances are able to get through in London. Here's something: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Ez1K1W-uM
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