“After all, what is a pedestrian? He is a man who has two cars - one being driven by his wife, the other by one of his children”

Simplified Meaning:

This quote is talking about how sometimes, in a family, the dad may end up not having a car to drive because his wife and child are using them. Imagine a man who owns two cars. Usually, you would think he has plenty of options to drive. However, his wife may take one car to work or to run errands, and his child might need the other car for school or activities. So, even though he owns two cars, he ends up walking because both cars are occupied. It’s a funny way to show how responsibilities and needs within a family can change who gets to use the car, often leaving the dad without one. To apply this to your life, think about how you share resources with those around you. Being aware and adaptable, like the man walking, can help you handle such situations better. It teaches the importance of being flexible and understanding when sharing with family members. Instead of getting upset, it’s better to find a simple solution, like walking or using public transport, when others need the car.