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- churches: not really for the non religious - libraries: not if you want to actually talk to people - parks: only if the weather cooperates - certain com
by arccy 2y ago
- churches: not really for the non religious
- libraries: not if you want to actually talk to people
- parks: only if the weather cooperates
- certain community recreational facilities: spend money? too activity oriented
- gyms: same as above
- mjyoon 2y agoThe original poster said "spend a ton of money" (those places you spend money but not a "ton") and I've included churches as an example. This short list isn't comprehensive. Also, have you been to a library recently? There are now spaces where you can socialize and meet.
- shiroiushi 2y ago>The original poster said "spend a ton of money" (those places you spend money but not a "ton") Then why'd you put gyms in your list? You DO have to spend a ton of money to get a gym membership. And you can't cancel it because you have to sign a ridiculous contract and basically file a lawsuit to end the membership (not really, but it seems almost this bad).
- vel0city 2y ago> You DO have to spend a ton of money to get a gym membership. I've been off and on user of several different gyms over the years. I don't recall actually paying for a gym membership myself. It's usually been a gym at my apartment complex, or a gym at the office park where I work, or my employer covered a gym membership, or I got it through health insurance.
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 2y agoWe could agree that libraries don't have to be quiet anymore. It's not perfect but it's easy, and then a bunch of towns would suddenly have really nice public community centers.