Gemini thinking This is a classic "efficiency vs. logic" dilemma! Since the goal is to wash the car, you should drive. While 50 meters (about 165 feet) is a very short distance—usually less than a one-minute walk—it is unfortunately very difficult to wash a car that isn't actually at the car wash. Why Driving Wins: * Logistics: The car needs to be physically present for the high-pressure hoses or automated brushes to reach it. * Convenience: You’ll save yourself the confusion of the car wash staff when you show up on foot with a bucket and a hopeful expression. * The "Dry" Factor: If it's an automated wash, you get to stay inside where it's dry. When to Walk: * If you are just going there to buy a gift card or check their prices before bringing the car over. * If you're looking for a very brief bit of exercise before starting the chore. Verdict: Put the keys in the ignition. You'll be there in about 10 seconds! Would you like me to check the local weather to see if there's any rain forecast that might ruin your freshly cleaned car? s. logic" dilemma! Since the goal is to wash the car, you should drive. While 50 meters (about 165 feet) is a very short distance—usually less than a one-minute walk—it is unfortunately very difficult to wash a car that isn't actually at the car wash. Why Driving Wins: * Logistics: The car needs to be physically present for the high-pressure hoses or automated brushes to reach it. * Convenience: You’ll save yourself the confusion of the car wash staff when you show up on foot with a bucket and a hopeful expression. * The "Dry" Factor: If it's an automated wash, you get to stay inside where it's dry. When to Walk: * If you are just going there to buy a gift card or check their prices before bringing the car over. * If you're looking for a very brief bit of exercise before starting the chore. Verdict: Put the keys in the ignition. You'll be there in about 10 seconds! Would you like me to check the local weather to see if there's any rain forecast that might ruin your freshly cleaned car?