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Daxtron2 73 points 3 years ago

All you need is rich parents

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jak 39 points 3 years ago

Or the wherewithal for and availability of a public one

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1371113 28 points 3 years ago

Or to live near a lake or beach.

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Baketime 19 points 3 years ago

A public parent?

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AGD4 16 points 3 years ago

Like your mom

^I^ ^had^ ^to^ ^sorry^

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Daxtron2 1 point 3 years ago

That immediately increases the time investment required for use. The whole point of the post is that it's easy because it's in their back yard. Public pools aren't relevant here.

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jak 1 point 3 years ago

Depends on your situation (the availability). I have one in my neighborhood, so it’s literally 8 minutes from my house to being showered off and in the pool. I’ve been to some people’s houses where it takes almost that long to navigate the backyard.

I don’t think my situation is just some happenstance, either. I think it’s not a huge investment for an incredible health and social return anywhere (desert climates possibly excepted? I’m not sure what the environmental impact is, especially compared with a potential reduction in personal pools built/maintained). Every neighborhood should have a pool reachable within 15 minutes and residents should petition for it if there isn’t one, imo. Petitioning obviously isn’t easy, but it’s easier than you’d think

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