Cycling is bad for the Economy

Cycling is bad for the Economy

Hilarious but true too 😄  Sanjay Thakrar, CEO at Euro Exim Bank Ltd.  got economists thinking when he said : 

A cyclist is a disaster for the country's economy  -
He does not buy the car & does not take car loan  -
Does not buy car insurance  - Does not buy Fuel  -
Does not send his car for servicing & repairs  -
Does not use paid Parking  -
Does not become Obese  - Yes,.....and well, damn it !! 
Healthy people are not needed for economy.
They do not buy drugs.
They do not go to Hospitals & Doctors. 
They add nothing to country's GDP. 
On the contrary, every new McDonald outlet creates at least
30 jobs -
10 Cardiologists,
10 Dentists,
10 weight loss experts apart from people working in McDonald outlet.

Choose wisely: A Cyclist or a McDonald ? 
Worth thinking. 🤔🤔😀😀


PS. walking is even worse. they do not even buy a bicycle.

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