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The replies to this comment illustrated it well, but yes, I would agree in general. It just gets tiring when you have to go do something to have a simple conver
by Klonoar 3y ago
The replies to this comment illustrated it well, but yes, I would agree in general. It just gets tiring when you have to go do something to have a simple conversation.
i.e, random convos in bars here are not a thing - or at least not comparable to e.g the east coast of America.
- doubleg72 3y agoDon’t people go to bars to socialize??
- sweettea 3y agoI have never experienced talking to a stranger at a bar - one goes with ones friends, and gets to know them better, but nobody known to nobody ever gets added to the conversation.
- kasey_junk 3y agoWhat? That sounds really strange. Nearly every time I’m at a bar I end up in a conversation with someone new.
- Klonoar 3y agoI've been in bars all over the world, ranging from Tokyo to NYC to SF to now Seattle - with plenty of other cities in between. If you'll pardon my french here: the PNW is the most clique-filled bar experience I have experienced worldwide and it's really very boring to deal with. You can make it work, but it winds up being more work than is ideal.