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post 1659692743 04-15-2022, 08:56 AM
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how TF does ANYONE live in the burbs?? (SRS)

I live in the middle of the city and anytime I have to visit my gf's family in the burbs or do something in a neighboring city it seriously boggles the mind how people live out there

this is Texas BTW

brb huge avenues 10 lanes wide and mom SUVs and pickup trucks driving like absolute maniacs to the next fking red light, repeat ad nauseum
brb chain restaurants, dave n busters for miles, shopping malls, strip malls, dicks sporting goods
brb every house looks the same and is a fking maze to get to
brb massive traffic to get into the city center. people srsly drive 1 hr each way to and from their suburb just to work - WTF
brb no real sense of community, tons of different high schools and chit. maybe some sense of community in the mcmansion neighborhood
brb no real diversity of people. every single family is just like yours and you'll have the same conversations for every grill or bbq for the rest of your sad life
brb they only real excitement for older men is bothering the good looking young girl staff at the 50th identical sports bar chain down the road

living in the city or small town/country is GOAT

brb in city have actual family owned shops, neat restaurants, cool bars, cool music venues
brb professional sports, events, massive concerts
brb cool parks and amenities like museums or historical sites
brb diverse people, more interesting people, more niche friend groups based around the hobbies you like
brb commute is shorter bc already live in the city
brb not sitting in traffic because all my favorite spots are in the neighborhood and walkable or a less than 10 minute uber or drive
brb near an international airport and flying somewhere is not a huge event but very convenient
brb thousands upon THOUSANDs of young HBBs moving to destination cities following college. Miami, LA, Austin, NYC, Chicago etc. If you are even halfway attractive you will never have a dating life anywhere close to this outside of a poppin city.
brb multiple dates a week with beautiful women who literally live within half a mile of you when you are single
brb not compromising on gf because you have a massive selection

OR

brb small town
brb strong sense of community and family
brb everyone knows each other
brb no traffic at all
brb fresh air
brb hunting and shooting guns on your property
brb local family owned stores again and not stupid corporate owned boring chains
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Small town squares near big cities are the goat


BRB no crime
BRB walkable to bars, restaurants, coffee shops, etc
BRB still get a yard and space
BRB sense of community



True burbs are mostly for poor NPCs that want a lot of land and a McMansion for cheap
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Originally Posted By meanstringbean
Small town squares near big cities are the goat


BRB no crime
BRB walkable to bars, restaurants, coffee shops, etc
BRB still get a yard and space
BRB sense of community



True burbs are mostly for poor NPCs that want a lot of land and a McMansion for cheap
that's it man srs
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burbs favored over big city :

brb don't have to listen to someone strung out on meth yelling at imaginary assailants
brb don't have zombie junkies checking my car door or smashing my windows
brb nobody stealing my catalytic converter
brb have privacy
brb police actually feel supported in their jobs
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post 1659693033 04-15-2022, 09:01 AM
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I live in the burbs and it doesn't sound half as bad as what you listed. I love living in the area I do.
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The only reason the suburbs exist is Whites moving out of cities to get away from diversity

now the gov has a chart of the areas that are too White and ships diversity there, housing paid for
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Easily. So quiet I can hear a pin drop at night, can make a nice bonfire in my backyard and no one gives a chit. Restaurants so good 10 mins away that it'll never be worth it to have to drive into the city.

LOL at citycels srs
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Saying one part of the city is better than the other is pretty laughable imo. They all suck. Pollution of light, sound, and air. Both have trash and homeless everywhere. Traffic etc. And small town life fukin sucks if you value any privacy or being gossiped about. The reason people like the burbs is because there's just less trash, less traffic, less pollution. And it's not that much better. It's life on easy mode, which we all know people love.

Just lol at living in any town.

Makes a lot more sense to live in your own space away from the city. The only reason to go is the occasional dinner/show/concert and get the the fuk out.
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I love my suburbs.

brb live 5 mins from all the best fast food joints (In-N-Out, Chic-fil-a, Bakers, Raising Canes, Popeyes, Jersey Mikes, Panda Express, Farmer Boys)
brb very few chain restaurants around, 90% are non-chain, and most are good
brb cheap and good sushi joint 5 mins away
brb cheap and good Thai joint 5 mins away
brb cheap and good Indian joint 5 mins away
brb like 10 cheap and good Mexican joints 5-10 mins away
brb cheap and amazing authentic ramen 10 mins away
brb amazing downtown scene with like 7 great bars within a 2 minute walk from each other
brb no crime
brb no traffic
brb no homeless
brb trees everywhere
brb everyone maintains their lawn
brb everyone is normal and upper middle class
brb 3 good gyms within a 10 min drive
brb prices are reasonable everywhere
brb all my neighbors are nice trustworthy people
post 1659693843 04-15-2022, 09:16 AM
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I prefer living in the suburbs here in Houston.

I laugh at Midtowncels paying $1500 just to have homeless junkies and crime. But hey..."much city livin'"

Drivers out here suck Suburbs or City.
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Originally Posted By Devine88
I love my suburbs.

brb live 5 mins from all the best fast food joints (In-N-Out, Chic-fil-a, Bakers, Raising Canes, Popeyes, Jersey Mikes, Panda Express, Farmer Boys)
brb very few chain restaurants around, 90% are non-chain, and most are good
brb cheap and good sushi joint 5 mins away
brb cheap and good Thai joint 5 mins away
brb cheap and good Indian joint 5 mins away
brb like 10 cheap and good Mexican joints 5-10 mins away
brb cheap and amazing authentic ramen 10 mins away
brb amazing downtown scene with like 7 great bars within a 2 minute walk from each other
brb no crime
brb no traffic
brb no homeless
brb trees everywhere
brb everyone maintains their lawn
brb everyone is normal and upper middle class
brb 3 good gyms within a 10 min drive
brb prices are reasonable everywhere
brb all my neighbors are nice trustworthy people
where is this
post 1659694303 04-15-2022, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
where is this
There's literally a chitload of sububs like this

Long Island is exactly like that, aside from reasonable prices everywhere. Even the traffic here outside of rush hour isn'tthatbad
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Originally Posted By Voidgaze
I prefer living in the suburbs here in Houston.

I laugh at Midtowncels paying $1500 just to have homeless junkies and crime. But hey..."much city livin'"

Drivers out here suck Suburbs or City.
DUDE i just LOVE the hustle and bustle of the big city, it’s so DYNAMIC and makes me feel like i’m in one of my favourite TV SHOWS. you should totally come on down to my studio apartment, it’s got EXPOSED RED BRICK walls and everything, we can crack open a nice hoppy ipa or three and get crazy watching some cartoons on adult swim! and dude, dude, DUDE, we have GOTTA go down to the barcade- listen here, right, it’s a BAR where us ADULTS who do ADULTING can go DRINK. BUT!!!! it’s also an ARCADE like when we were kids, so we can play awesome VIDEO GAMES, without dumb kids bothering us. speaking of which megan and i have finally decided to tie the knot- literally -we’re both getting snipped tomorrow at the hospital, that way we can save money to spent more on ourselves and our FURBABIES. i’m ****in JACKED man, i’m gonna SLAM this craft beer and pop open another one!!!
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You nailed it at small town
Granted I’m 15 from the nearest small town but I like my space.
Brb give me 100 acres with a self sustained compound and a wall around it
That’s what dreams are made of
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Originally Posted By John
DUDE i just LOVE the hustle and bustle of the big city, it’s so DYNAMIC and makes me feel like i’m in one of my favourite TV SHOWS. you should totally come on down to my studio apartment, it’s got EXPOSED RED BRICK walls and everything, we can crack open a nice hoppy ipa or three and get crazy watching some cartoons on adult swim! and dude, dude, DUDE, we have GOTTA go down to the barcade- listen here, right, it’s a BAR where us ADULTS who do ADULTING can go DRINK. BUT!!!! it’s also an ARCADE like when we were kids, so we can play awesome VIDEO GAMES, without dumb kids bothering us. speaking of which megan and i have finally decided to tie the knot- literally -we’re both getting snipped tomorrow at the hospital, that way we can save money to spent more on ourselves and our FURBABIES. i’m ****in JACKED man, i’m gonna SLAM this craft beer and pop open another one!!!
For sure man I totally get that. Since I was younger all I wanted to do is live in the big city. I just feel like the conditions don't justify the cost.

Not sheriff that's a copypasta btw.
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
where is this
Farmer Boys puts him most likely in an LA suburb.
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I grew up and live in the burbs and I like it.

Low Crime, Easy Access to Big City, Lower Taxes, Better City Politics, No Homeless, Clean, Nice Neighbors, Better Schools, etc.

I have all the entertainment of the big city but without having to live in the BS.

SRS do not know why anyone would want to live in the filty, homeless filled squander that is the big city.
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Originally Posted By Gayford
Farmer Boys puts him most likely in an LA suburb.
ok i'm back tracking and moving the goal posts a little bit

having spent considerable time in both LA area and Long Island, both of those are GOAT level suburbs and they do have lots of family owned shops and amenities. should be unsurprising as they are the suburbs of our two premier global cities

Can Chicago brahs chime in on what the burbs there are like?

my beef is with this midwest or southern type of mcmansion suburb. boring as FUK my dudes
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burbs crew

enjoy living around poor people, crime, and liberals citycels
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Originally Posted By John
DUDE i just LOVE the hustle and bustle of the big city, it’s so DYNAMIC and makes me feel like i’m in one of my favourite TV SHOWS. you should totally come on down to my studio apartment, it’s got EXPOSED RED BRICK walls and everything, we can crack open a nice hoppy ipa or three and get crazy watching some cartoons on adult swim! and dude, dude, DUDE, we have GOTTA go down to the barcade- listen here, right, it’s a BAR where us ADULTS who do ADULTING can go DRINK. BUT!!!! it’s also an ARCADE like when we were kids, so we can play awesome VIDEO GAMES, without dumb kids bothering us. speaking of which megan and i have finally decided to tie the knot- literally -we’re both getting snipped tomorrow at the hospital, that way we can save money to spent more on ourselves and our FURBABIES. i’m ****in JACKED man, i’m gonna SLAM this craft beer and pop open another one!!!
unironically this is kinda fire though.

my friends from small town or country or suburb chit love to visit and do exactly this srs
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Originally Posted By DBoyDaRealest
ok i'm back tracking and moving the goal posts a little bit

having spent considerable time in both LA area and Long Island, both of those are GOAT level suburbs and they do have lots of family owned shops and amenities. should be unsurprising as they are the suburbs of our two premier global cities

Can Chicago brahs chime in on what the burbs there are like?

my beef is with this midwest or southern type of mcmansion suburb. boring as FUK my dudes
I'm H-Town reppin. Is that South enough for you boyo? I'm in the McMansion right now.

I have every grocery store, a plethora of restaurants, clean parks, easy access, 5 star schools.

WTF am I missing out on in the big city? Dirty streets, retards, homelessness, traffic, extra tax for the firefighters?

I can be from my house to the top of the Chase tower in 30 minutes. Any club, any restaurant, any airport, if I want to hang out for the whole weekend I just book a hotel.
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Originally Posted By meanstringbean
Small town squares near big cities are the goat


BRB no crime
BRB walkable to bars, restaurants, coffee shops, etc
BRB still get a yard and space
BRB sense of community



True burbs are mostly for poor NPCs that want a lot of land and a McMansion for cheap
This. Most of America is the chithole sprawling suburbs OP describes. I currently live in an area like this. Moved here to get out of a fairy hood area (grew up and spent most of my life in the city). I absolutely hate it every time I step foot outside of my apartment. It’s miserable. It’s soulless.

A combination of urban and suburban work best. Small towns like what used to be considered old “streetcar suburbs” are ideal IMO because you do have that ease of access while simultaneously getting some land and low stress/low crime.

Unfortunately most areas like this are in the Northeast (i.e. very liberal). The Southern cities everyone is focking to are mostly comprised of the 8 lane highway, shopping center on every corner, cul de sac tract home suburbia. So fuking retarded that they built them like this. It doesn’t even make any sense. BRB I can’t cut through this side street to get to the next main road. I have to drive 2 miles north, take a u-turn, sit at the same red light for 3 light cycles because of traffic just to get back. On an typical inner city grid system it’s so easy to get around the traffic is nearly irrelevant.

This is hell on earth:


This is livable:


American developers really undercount walkability and density. Honestly I’d love living in the downtown of a major city if not for crime. That’s literally the only reason I’d say small town squares are the GOAT living today. Been robbed at gunpoint, attacked by homeless people and gotten into too much chit to deal with that urban lifestyle anymore, but in a perfect world I take busy city over suburbia all day.
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585
This. Most of America is the chithole sprawling suburbs OP describes. I currently live in an area like this. Moved here to get out of a fairy hood area (grew up and spent most of my life in the city). A combination of urban and suburban work best. Small towns like what used to be considered old “streetcar suburbs” are ideal IMO.
Hell to the no. Suburbs that border on urban areas are wayyy too crowded, tiny lot sizes, etc. Far out suburbs are GOAT
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Originally Posted By Gayford
I'm H-Town reppin. Is that South enough for you boyo? I'm in the McMansion right now.

I have every grocery store, a plethora of restaurants, clean parks, easy access, 5 star schools.

WTF am I missing out on in the big city? Dirty streets, retards, homelessness, traffic, extra tax for the firefighters?

I can be from my house to the top of the Chase tower in 30 minutes. Any club, any restaurant, any airport, if I want to hang out for the whole weekend I just book a hotel.
Which suburb srs
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I loved city living growing up. Nothing better when every night is about getting yucky with the boys and finding wet holes. But as an old man I enjoy a quieter, less crowded, less trafficky type of life.
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There are crappy suburbs and absolutely amazing suburbs. Some now are planned out like small cities so literally everything is within a short walk/drive from your house. Some even don't allow the same number of homes in X radius so everything doesn't look the same.


I'm sure living in a large city is amazing if you are wealthy. But for the 'average' guy? Are you going to be getting bottle service in a club every night? Are you going to be dining at high end restaurants every dinner? Going out to enjoy breakfast, brunch and/lunch from local spots/cafes?

From 18-26ish its probably the GOAT but once you start getting older its great to own a decent size house on a decent size piece of real estate with a more relaxed/laid back life-style. You can always commute to a city for a concert or sporting event or whatever.





Personally I'd take some land in the country or near a smaller city of 100-200K any day over a large city.
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Not all burbs are built equally



Do laugh at liberal citycels tho


Let’s protest police and support rioting and looting one year, then cry about increase in crime the next


In same fashion

Let’s protest Covid openings and support free checks and govt stimulus one year, then cry about inflation the next


Just lol
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585
This. Most of America is the chithole sprawling suburbs OP describes. I currently live in an area like this. Moved here to get out of a fairy hood area (grew up and spent most of my life in the city). I absolutely hate it every time I step foot outside of my apartment. It’s miserable. It’s soulless.

A combination of urban and suburban work best. Small towns like what used to be considered old “streetcar suburbs” are ideal IMO because you do have that ease of access while simultaneously getting some land and low stress/low crime.

Unfortunately most areas like this are in the Northeast (i.e. very liberal). The Southern cities everyone is focking to are mostly comprised of the 8 lane highway, shopping center on every corner, cul de sac tract home suburbia. So fuking retarded that they built them like this. It doesn’t even make any sense. BRB I can’t cut through this side street to get to the next main road. I have to drive 2 miles north, take a u-turn, sit at the same red light for 3 light cycles because of traffic just to get back. On an typical inner city grid system it’s so easy to get around the traffic is nearly irrelevant.

This is hell on earth:


This is livable:


American developers really undercount walkability and density. Honestly I’d love living in the downtown of a major city if not for crime. That’s literally the only reason I’d say small town squares are the GOAT living today. Been robbed at gunpoint, attacked by homeless people and gotten into too much chit to deal with that urban lifestyle anymore, but in a perfect world I take busy city over suburbia all day.
Repped


Sadly town squares are harder to find because it involves some history like you pointed out but it can’t be beat. Architecture with personality, amenities of both city and suburb.

IMO you need walkability and you need local culture. Cities have that but you get negatives with them. The suburban sprawl means every house is the same and if you want food it’s driving to a Panera lol


Instead walk down street to a mom and pop place and talk with locals.
It’s GOAT
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