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I’m not from the US and know very little of the culture, but I would hazard a guess that they must’ve been at some point due to how many times I have seen them
by wrboyce 7y ago
I’m not from the US and know very little of the culture, but I would hazard a guess that they must’ve been at some point due to how many times I have seen them used in Hollywood (more often than not for illicit exchanges).
Was the whole idea of public lockers at transport terminals just poetic license?
- ghaff 7y agoI am... not young. I don't recall them ever being ubiquitous/expected like they are in, say, Japan. A few decades ago they were almost certainly more common. I can recall storing a bag to go into Manhattan for a few hours. They may very well have been common at one point in train stations when people traveled that way more. I also suspect though that, to the degree lockers were useful as a plot detail, they were possibly created when they weren't actually that common.