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That is a problem specific to North American/car-centric/suburban cultures, where people buy groceries once or twice a month. In places where the grocery shops
by rglullis 4y ago
That is a problem specific to North American/car-centric/suburban cultures, where people buy groceries once or twice a month.
In places where the grocery shops are within walking distance and more integrated with your life, you just make groceries more frequently. Consequently, the food you buy is always fresher.
- dumpsterlid 4y agoI really really have a grudge against being born in a country that is so car-centric/surburban. It reduces my quality of life in soooooo many ways.
- slifin 4y agoDidn't even think of that There's so many things linked to poorer outcomes when associated with car dominate design