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Where in the US do you live that a bar would be walking distance and also next to a dry county? All urban areas like that threw out those sorts of laws decades
by bsagdiyev 5y ago
Where in the US do you live that a bar would be walking distance and also next to a dry county? All urban areas like that threw out those sorts of laws decades ago. Rural areas are typically where dry counties are found, but not always, but walking to a bar in the US is typically reserved for more built up areas (but once again not always)
- rsynnott 5y agoI don't live in the US. Where I live, though, even in many rural areas walking into the local village would be feasible. There'd be _very_ rural places where you couldn't walk to anything, but they'd be the exception.
- datameta 5y agoAs an urbanite I was looked upon like a madman when I walked 30 minutes to the store from my academic campus which was hugged by a nature reserve on one side and a major highway on the other. Not having a car is a real hassle in the majority of the non-urban areas of this country. The only other people who thought to ever do something similar were international students from Bulgaria and Nepal that didn't blink twice at it.
- ricardobeat 5y agoIn most of European cities a 30 minute walk gets you over to the next town, not the nearest pub :)
- TheGigaChad 5y agoFrom where did you pull this one out? Your ass?
- datameta 5y agoIn NYC 30 minutes later you're maybe one or two neighborhoods down ;)