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My gym is 2 blocks away. Within 2 blocks I have about 10 restaurants. I also don't have to walk over syringes or navigate homeless camps. I think you're ster
by 01100011 6y ago
My gym is 2 blocks away. Within 2 blocks I have about 10 restaurants. I also don't have to walk over syringes or navigate homeless camps. I think you're stereotyping non-urban environments.
- adjkant 6y ago> I also don't have to walk over syringes or navigate homeless camps. That stereotyping goes both ways, as this is nothing like my walk to my gym. > My gym is 2 blocks away. Within 2 blocks I have about 10 restaurants. Does that density hold for the 30 minute walk radius from your dwelling in all directions? There's a big difference between living in the "main street" area of a suburban area and that type of environment.
- 01100011 6y agoYes because I live in the suburbs, not the country. I'm talking about urbia vs non-urbia, not civilization vs the countryside.
- adjkant 6y agoMost suburbs don't have what you describe at all, I'm not sure why you're getting so defensive. I grew up in the suburbs myself, one with 250K people (arguably a small city), and it had nothing close to that density outside of the main street and waterfront area that accounted for maybe 10 blocks. Your claims just don't track.
- ci5er 6y agoI used to! The dry-cleaner shut down as did 8/10 restaurants (This is in Northern Austin). All the chains stayed open, so I guess that is something?