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    Ah yes, traditional urban cores, historically entirely without any good food options, either delivered, on the go, or even sit-down at odd hours

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    … they deliver food in old city centres like this al the same, they just use bikes or mopeds.

    Also non-car food delivery is better, especially during rush hours.

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    I have pretty severe ADHD and I fucking hate food delivery service apps. What is this post even trying to say?

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    What the heck is this convoluted, but incoherent post? OP must have ADHD jumping between these topics and thinking they’re related

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    Carbrains cant imagine how a system that yeets you across the city at 70kmph underground could exist.

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    My euro brain cannot comprehend that Americans are discussing about it like it’s something weird or exotic let alone anything special.

    Love you all and would love to have a huge ass truck and a shotgun and live the Pißwasser advertisement lifestyle, but it’s really just a square. Sometimes they do markets there from like 6am-9am on a Saturday though which is nice if you hate sleeping. Also there’s probably a McDonald’s. Now you know all our town square secrets

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      Where do I park my truck? I dont see a single parking lot in this pic and im sure as hell not walking

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        You need to get a smaller truck that fits in your regular one for driving into the city. Like with a yacht, no need to walk, that’s for losers

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    Most of the delivery services here in the UK even in places with big roads use bicycles, mopeds, or at most a small hatchback car. They can easily fit through that city.

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        Oh goodness, this is reminding me of the SUV/truck hellscape most manufacturers are trying to push nowadays. Even my inner car guy hates those with a burning passion, as it killed so many cool cars.

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      Not really, we tend to have a “main street” where all the popular businesses are lined up, but otherwise a lot of towns are pretty car-centric.

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      Most modern US towns were basically founded about or after the time cars were invented. Or at least have experienced the vast amount of it’s growth since the car was invented. So stores and shops, courthouses, post offices, etc have just been built all over the place.

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    Yeah, no. This looks absolutely miserable. Everyone speaks highly of cities, but why do you want to be so close to your neighbors? Why do you want to constantly be in large crowds? I want to be so removed that I have to drive 20 minutes to see another person.

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      I think it’s just trailing from the “America bad so anything remotely like America must also be bad”. See: the mention of the Crew Cab pickup.

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    Is there an association between adhd and food delivery?

    My moomer trait is I just don’t get food delivery.

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      I don’t see how anyone can look at those prices and not immediately cancel the transaction. Also the idea of some rando handling my food unsupervised is not appealing.

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      I feel like that’s a millennial trait too, simply because we’re all too broke to afford the markup.