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y'all ever think about drive thrus we literally have restaurants for cars
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a car can't eat a happy meal WTF is going on
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Dolphin posted:y'all ever think about drive thrus The lines regularly stretch into the street here because a handful of people can't be bothered to get out of their cars to eat
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Nov 7, 2021 15:40
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please insert coins into your beacon if you want to live
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reminds me of Hudson WI (first city after you cross the border from Minnesota to WI), specifically the second exit just garbage
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so completely and thoroughly carbrained that they see it as "an useful rest stop!" instead of questioning the framework that lead them to see it this way
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I saw someone posting a picture of the beautiful nature around that picture and saying it's actually not as bad as it looks???
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This sucks so much rear end.
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pointsofdata posted:I saw someone posting a picture of the beautiful nature around that picture and saying it's actually not as bad as it looks??? *a picture of the surroundings of Midgar* look at all these beautiful plains and the sun setting on the ocean horizon! shinra isn't really destroying the planet, terrorist.
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Nov 7, 2021 16:53
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1. pull the safety beacon off your kid's new bike 2. walk over to nearest freeway 3. throw safety beacon directly in front of fast moving tesla 4. worldstar
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okay, nah. buy a million of these beacons and throw them all over the streets and highways.
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Pryor on Fire posted:1. pull the safety beacon off your kid's new bike 
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pointsofdata posted:I saw someone posting a picture of the beautiful nature around that picture and saying it's actually not as bad as it looks??? ah yes, the area so beautiful that a substantial portion of the apocalypse movie The Road was filmed there
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Drivers already aren't at fault for killing pedestrians and cyclists, what's a loving beacon gonna change lol. This is just a formal declaration that if you're killed by an "AI", it's your fault no matter what
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The things this mfin country will do instead of building a bike lane or a train, it's just unreal lol
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That's Düsseldorf in 1991
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pretty sure that's the sa frontpage if you turn adblocker off
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The highway signs are visible in the picture, you could find out where it is quite trivially
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Last night I stopped by the worst part of town (the newest shopping development) and realized how popular it is on Saturday nights--parking lot was packed and stores/restaurants/theater full of people--and I don't understand how this has replaced malls. It's the same stores as a mall would have, but there's no interior for walking around and socializing. Just parking and walking directly into the store. Is it mostly that newer developments beat aging malls?
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Fitzy Fitz posted:Last night I stopped by the worst part of town (the newest shopping development) and realized how popular it is on Saturday nights--parking lot was packed and stores/restaurants/theater full of people--and I don't understand how this has replaced malls. It's the same stores as a mall would have, but there's no interior for walking around and socializing. Just parking and walking directly into the store. Is it mostly that newer developments beat aging malls? Those shopping centers are the carbrained way of emulating walkable downtowns, a downtown you have to drive to
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that person: hell yeah i support m4a: manycars 4 all
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this is the famous stretch of freeway with stoplights on it in PA. there was some stupid fight over who should pay for ramps and nobody blinked
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Mayor Dave posted:Those shopping centers are the carbrained way of emulating walkable downtowns, a downtown you have to drive to But that's what malls were already. We've traded out the one that actually has common areas for one that doesn't, and even car people should see the downgrade there.
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Make it permanent https://twitter.com/MikeLydon/status/1457324152499679234
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Fitzy Fitz posted:But that's what malls were already. We've traded out the one that actually has common areas for one that doesn't, and even car people should see the downgrade there. These outdoor things provide even more atomization and (very important) less space for Those drat Teens to loiter all day and get into trouble. You really want to go to the mall and have to walk around between different stores? Nah, you want to go into store A, buy some poo poo, get back in your car, drive to the other end of the massive parking lot, get more poo poo at store B, etc.
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Dolphin posted:y'all ever think about drive thrus my favourite thing about drive thrus here is that they often close at 10pm to everyone except cars you want fast food at midnight? gently caress you you should own a car
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El Pollo Blanco posted:my favourite thing about drive thrus here is that they often close at 10pm to everyone except cars
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i was in the peace corps when the pandemic hit, got evacuated from my country and stuck in some lovely hotel in a DC suburb with all the other volunteers i was in country with. only things around were fast food joints, but sit in dining was closed at all of them. we had just gotten off a plane so none of us had cars, so while we were in a holding pattern waiting for our chartered flights back home, the only way we could eat outside of continental breakfast was to call ubers to take us through the taco bell drive thru
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God Hole posted:i was in the peace corps when the pandemic hit, got evacuated from my country and stuck in some lovely hotel in a DC suburb with all the other volunteers i was in country with. only things around were fast food joints, but sit in dining was closed at all of them. we had just gotten off a plane so none of us had cars, so while we were in a holding pattern waiting for our chartered flights back home, the only way we could eat outside of continental breakfast was to call ubers to take us through the taco bell drive thru welcome back 2 america, land of car
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El Pollo Blanco posted:my favourite thing about drive thrus here is that they often close at 10pm to everyone except cars They literally wont serve you if you're on a bike lol. I told one I do have a car and ill bring it back and show it to them if they want but they didnt go for it
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gently caress, the comments on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6fdCkpCRgU
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sat on my keys! posted:These outdoor things provide even more atomization and (very important) less space for Those drat Teens to loiter all day and get into trouble. You really want to go to the mall and have to walk around between different stores? Nah, you want to go into store A, buy some poo poo, get back in your car, drive to the other end of the massive parking lot, get more poo poo at store B, etc.  modern "outdoor malls" are usually some form of mixed-development with apartments over retail with usually park/walking adjacent large sidewalks with parking usually directed slightly offsite to a few lots instead of surrounded by frontal lots. the primary problem with "indoor malls" is b/c cars bad; but secondary problems is they're loving huge requiring lots of AC and poo poo, have no apartments or mixed-use, typically isolated out in the exurbs surrounded by freeways and parking, and the concept of large "anchor store" with a giant macys or nodrstroms is a massive footprint that nobody really needed or uses having a ton of dead space. this would be a fairly typical "modern outdoor mall"  still absolute hell but a different form of hell. at least you get some vitamin d from it Mayor Dave posted:Those shopping centers are the carbrained way of emulating walkable downtowns, a downtown you have to drive to
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They still make fancy strip malls like the one I was talking about. It's the place to be on Saturday night for families and teens apparently.
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Fitzy Fitz posted:Last night I stopped by the worst part of town (the newest shopping development) and realized how popular it is on Saturday nights--parking lot was packed and stores/restaurants/theater full of people--and I don't understand how this has replaced malls. It's the same stores as a mall would have, but there's no interior for walking around and socializing. Just parking and walking directly into the store. Is it mostly that newer developments beat aging malls? you know what you always find in aging malls? poor people and immigrants, that's what
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Fitzy Fitz posted:But that's what malls were already. We've traded out the one that actually has common areas for one that doesn't, and even car people should see the downgrade there. you have to walk around the mall. people don't want to walk. they want to drive right up to their store.
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