> Most walkable urban areas will have 24 hour convenience stores every few blocks. This is only true in very large cities (NYC, LA, Paris, etc.) In smaller cit

> Most walkable urban areas will have 24 hour convenience stores every few blocks. This is only true in very large cities (NYC, LA, Paris, etc.) In smaller cities my experience is quite the opposite, shops close early and they are far and few between. I'm talking between 200-500k population (my sample size is small, but one city is in the US the other in France, neither had pharmacies within walking distance that were open past 9pm.) > Try getting antibiotics for strep throat at 2am for less than $250 cash in less than ninety minutes in a suburb Never been a problem here with a local 24/7 pharmacy that takes insurance so I'm not sure where you're getting your $250 figure from.