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Maybe is Seattle, where weather means you can have door/windows more often than not. But opinions change north/southern in places that alternate between heatin
by sandworm101 4y ago
Maybe is Seattle, where weather means you can have door/windows more often than not. But opinions change north/southern in places that alternate between heating and air conditioning. Noise is less of an issue and walking takes much more commitment. It was -15c last night outside my place. I would love to be 15min from a large supermarket. At the moment I am a 25m drive from the nearest place selling bananas. Even if I biked, my food would likely freeze before getting home. And in summer (30c) I couldn't buy meat/frozen food. Motorized transport to buy food isn't going away, at least not outside inner cities.
- frosted-flakes 4y agoYou don't live in a city though.
- sandworm101 4y ago15k people. It's spread out but is called a "city" on the sign. All the grocery stores are centralized and beside each other on the main drag.