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> make little sense out of context Breezewood is a spot, as you said, where two major highways intersect. As such, millions of drivers pass right through there
by listenallyall 4y ago
> make little sense out of context
Breezewood is a spot, as you said, where two major highways intersect. As such, millions of drivers pass right through there each year. Building a few gas stations and quick-stop restaurants makes perfect sense. Nobody "lives" at the Eiffel Tower, or at Hartsfield-Jackson, or Wembley Stadium, but restaurants there sell a whole lot of food.
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- kube-system 4y agoThe amount of stuff built in Breezewood is disproportionate compared to a typical highway exit because it is one of the few pieces of uncontrolled highway in the interstate system. Similarly populated areas with a normal highway interchange don’t look anything like Breezewood. Much like your examples, these things are typically built proportionally to the surrounding population.