"These are already ubiquitous" - I am curious what lens this is seen from. For example when I lived in a NoVa / DC suburb, I felt that these boxes were well ch

"These are already ubiquitous" - I am curious what lens this is seen from. For example when I lived in a NoVa / DC suburb, I felt that these boxes were well checked, and even more so for people who dove into the various church programs available in the area. Since I started traveling the USA more and getting to know the people better, I am finding more and more that most of the country is nothing like the area I had grown accustomed to, and so many things I had assumed were ubiquitous here are not at all. In different areas it appears to be different things / different reasons that create barriers or moats around these things imho.