It's not perfect, but gliding around in a few hundred year old American city is way more dignified than somewhere like Paris. It's not just the generously-sized

It's not perfect, but gliding around in a few hundred year old American city is way more dignified than somewhere like Paris. It's not just the generously-sized sidewalks and curb cuts, but also knowing that you can go into almost any McDonald's or Starbucks and expect a toilet you can use (Parisian Sanisettes are great, but they aren't everywhere).