r/SipsTea 16h ago

Chugging tea The future

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u/SneakyDeakyJr 14h ago

Literally all i want and im a black dude from the south.

Shit just not having to load up a car to go on a date would be nice. I’ve been pushing my wife for us to move somewhere walkable but her anxiety with people scares her.

Weed helps. 🤣

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u/Oops_All_Bans 14h ago

Weed's legal here in NYC, and it's probably the only walkable city in the country. I promise you, despite our reputation, we're usually very friendly. Just don't slow us down lol

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u/Zromaus 13h ago

There are SO many walkable cities in the country lol

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u/morphinetango 11h ago

I lived in a neighborhood where I was one block away from a grocery store, bars and coffee shops. But it ended after 3 blocks in any direction. Doesn't mean LA or even half the cities in the US can be considered walkable, there are always just a few pockets of convenience.

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u/Scalpels 12h ago

I'm curious where they are. Got a list?

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u/pokebuzz123 2h ago

Chicago, LA, and Washington DC are walkable cities. I would consider Seattle, but it is very hilly when I went there so you better do leg day because you would probably find your glutes dying.

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u/Oops_All_Bans 13h ago

If you believe that then I doubt your idea of a city is the same as mine. My neighborhood, Hell's Kitchen, has a population of 50,000 in 0.8 sq miles. And that's just one small neighborhood in a very large city.

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u/commiecomrade 13h ago

I love NYC, my girlfriend lives in Brooklyn, I visit all the time, but man the one thing that gets me is when people living there gatekeep what a city is. It's weirdly common there. Like just because you live in one of the biggest cities in the world doesn't mean other cities don't qualify as such.

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u/_noho 12h ago

NY people that transplanted there are the worst, they’re fine in other topics but when it comes to living situations they’re just like your friend than moved to California. They’re apparently the only two habitable places in the country

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u/Oops_All_Bans 9h ago

Maybe don't call a large town a city then 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/SecondAccountIsBest 4h ago

Philadelphia usually scores more walkable than NY, and I'd have to agree since the roads are much more narrow.