> The destruction of culture is an important part of progress. You lost me here. > This is seen as unfortunate for the viewers on the outside but swapping a r

> The destruction of culture is an important part of progress. You lost me here. > This is seen as unfortunate for the viewers on the outside but swapping a ramshackle house that floods for a brick box that works and access to McDonald's is a godsend for the occupants. Do some reading about all of the terrible things large fast food conglomerates have done to our food supply. Cheap food is easy to get in places like India -- rice and dahl for what would be pennies in USD -- and eradicating their culture via McDicks benefits no one. > Now the (physical) Irish pub delivered in a shipping container has gone to a (designed) shipping container Irish pub. This sounds like all of the worst parts of Irish drinking culture, inside a metal container, and without any of the things that make Irish pubs appealing, such as old crackpot sods who've sat at the same stool for ~20+ years.