Saved his money

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For months, Hubby was eyeing on an electric dual-motor scooter worth $2k + not including postage delivery. I didn't agree with him because I thought a manual scooter with big wheels, BMX freestyle would be good for both of us. Better for our morning or afternoon walk-exercises. We would be using our leg muscles more strenuously. Which is better for cardio. I think. He nearly clicked on "Add to Cart". But he had a look on reviews and would make his final decision after. It turns out, to own an electric scooter, one must register it as a car or vehicle. Should not exceed 20km/hour motor-engine. Pay tax as we would a family car. Insure it as a family car. It can only drive 60 kl and the battery dies. So, logically, you have to buy a spare battery to replace it. I don't know how we would be carrying a spare battery on a scooter. Otherwise, call wife (he's the one using it) to "Please pick me up?". Unfortunately, I don't drive. So, thankfully, no $2,000+ not including batteries, wasted.