Stairs for 2-3 floors vs Elevator no matter what
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Whether you take the stairs for a couple of floors or press the elevator button every time is one of those small debates that never quite settles. Stair people like skipping the wait, getting a little movement into the day, and often arriving just as quickly. Elevator people value saving their energy, especially with bags, heels, hot weather, or a long day behind them. The split comes down to how much you dislike waiting versus how much you dislike climbing, and both feelings change with the building and your mood.
FAQ
- Why do people disagree about stairs versus the elevator?
- Some people hate waiting more than they hate climbing, and others feel the opposite. Add in what you are carrying, what you are wearing, how tired you are, and how fast the elevator tends to arrive, and the same two or three floors can feel like very different choices.
- What is the case for taking the stairs for two or three floors?
- You skip the wait, get a bit of easy movement without setting aside extra time, and avoid crowded elevators. In many buildings the stairs are simply the faster route for short distances, and some people just enjoy the small break.
- Why do some people take the elevator even for one floor?
- Heavy bags, uncomfortable shoes, hot weather, or a long tiring day make saving energy appealing. Others want to arrive looking fresh, such as before a meeting, and see the elevator as a perfectly reasonable use of the building.
- Stairs for 2-3 floors: 50%
- Elevator no matter what: 50%
- Total votes: 0
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