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You’re kidding, right?

We rode without seatbelts in the back of stations wagons. Worse: just ready to fly free in pickup beds. It was almost expected that people would drink and drive.

All that said, you can still eat, drink, and change stations in most places and it is far, far less distracting than phones.

Well, for one: Lots of conservatives fought and died to stop Hitler.

In case you are serious: easy there, tiger.

The OP was asking about terms like ‘racist’ – not nazi. Yes, anyone walking in a group where there’s a swastiza flag can be appropriately called a nazi because they chose to join in a group with that flag, BUT just because a person is considers themself a ‘conservative’ does not also make them a racist just as being a ‘lefty’ does not make them antisemetic. Maybe they are, but it takes an action or at least a comment – not a general label – to make a judgement.

My German ‘must have more’ was the sauerkraut. It is sooo much better there than in the states, and it was slightly different in each town I tried it. My staple meal was whatever the local version was of: sausage, sauerkraut, and wheat beer.

I had a relative with similar issues and he rented scooters for various trips. If you are willing to blow $200-300 for a multi-day rental, maybe try this place? https://www.onestopmobility.com/los-angeles-ca/scooter-rentals/

Caveat: I’ve never used them and don’t know if they have a good reputation or not. I only know that this sort of thing was useful for a family member.