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You’re probably not to far off.
Really upset me to drive past where new suburban developments are happening and seeing the field cleared off all the existing trees first before a single house goes in.
Tree suburbs used to be very common, but now most new suburbs don’t even have these either.

Most stuff just looks like this now

The answer is yes!
Our north American minds can’t comprehend walking past ten or fifteen outdoor patios in the span of ten minutes on the same street, but we call it normal to spend 1 or 2 hours driving to a restaurants.
How often do I find myself driving between two stores within the same plaza/parking lot.
When you live in a area where everything is within walking distance of everything else, going out is trivial.
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I wouldn’t touch that shit with a 10ft pole