be honest, how bad is your town/city these days? Will it ever get better?
>>216037220It's good and all the dangerous parts are in redlined areas but for the love of god there are too many old and fat people.
>>216037220you wouldn't understand.
>>216037220a mid size factory shut down and another one is on it way that being said comparing to 2015,2005 and 1995 this town is in its peak with rock bottom(for the modern times) being 2002 when literally 60% of the city lost its jobs in 12 months my dad unironically had us move to the country side to subsistence farm for a few years and teens from that time were all heroin junkies.
>>216037220My city is fine, I like it
>>216037220It's ok. Traffic is bad but it has always been bad. We have adequate public transport. There's lots of public parks and playing fields. Garbage collection is good. Crime goes up and down in waves. Unlike some cities, people here are no longer political and don't give a shit, so there's very little political strife.
>>216038399Brazil scenery and cities looks just like Malaysia. It's uncanny.
>>216037220Too many muzzies
>>216039391I don't know what Malaysia looks like
>>216037220I’m a recent transplant to a small suburban town in a major conurbation. It agrees with me. Easy access to city, decent amenities even closer at hand, peaceful.Biggest complaints are with small pieces of the local infrastructure/some of the commuter traffic—we’ve got a few stretches of unusually unpleasant highway just outside of town. But I work from home much of the time, and can commute by train if I want to. Oh, housing is arguably overpriced, too, but that’s sort of to be expected.
