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Using the bus in Seattle, can confirm. I'm still going to go for the bus in most cases, but it's not too infrequent that I have to surreptitiously dodge someone
by projektir 8y ago
Using the bus in Seattle, can confirm. I'm still going to go for the bus in most cases, but it's not too infrequent that I have to surreptitiously dodge someone walking around with a beer bottle and shouting at people at the bus stop.
I'm curious about South Korea, do they simply address homelessness better, or what's the reason for them not having this problem?
- pm90 8y agoThere seems to be less inequality, or perhaps less poverty in SK. The streets are super clean and crime levels are very , very low, so you can see young school students walking around in their headphones late at night.
- goatlover 8y agoSo typical big city problems don't have to exist, for the most part. Interesting.