>either, unless "anywhere cool" happens to be on the transit route and you're going there Most urban areas are where actually legit "nifty"/cool/worthwhile res

>either, unless "anywhere cool" happens to be on the transit route and you're going there Most urban areas are where actually legit "nifty"/cool/worthwhile restaurants/attractions/parks/etc are (for a reason). The latter is often positioned on the former. Feel free to map highly rated (even highly rated AND expensive restaurants) restaurants in proximity to public transit areas for a quick example. It's not an accident. >When I first moved to SF, I don't think comparing the public transportation of a city notorious for its NIMBYism and catering to one particular class of society is a good idea. Certainly no one has ever used SF as an example of a metro that has good public transportation.