You bring up so many excellent points. The U.S. has never been focused, or in any sort of agreement, on quality of life. The wealth disparity drives up prices for coffee and conversation to be considered affordable socialization. Yet, when I travel, those conversations away from my community are relaxing and memorable.
I can almost guarantee that “collision” wouldn’t have ended well here. There’s no such thing as an accident anymore- everything is always someone’s fault. It’s exhausting.
You bring up so many excellent points. The U.S. has never been focused, or in any sort of agreement, on quality of life. The wealth disparity drives up prices for coffee and conversation to be considered affordable socialization. Yet, when I travel, those conversations away from my community are relaxing and memorable.
I can almost guarantee that “collision” wouldn’t have ended well here. There’s no such thing as an accident anymore- everything is always someone’s fault. It’s exhausting.