• taiyang@lemmy.world
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    6 hours ago

    Honestly seems more of a critique of grind culture we’ve got in the US. Used to be you had time in the morning or afternoon to enjoy a cafe but now you’ve got a job you can’t afford to quit in a town you can’t afford to live in and need to drive an hour to get there with gas you can’t afford… that last part because there are no trains anymore, too.

    Yeah, halfway through that, I admit it’s also still bullshit car culture nonsense, too. Lol

    • esa@discuss.tchncs.de
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      26 minutes ago

      People absolutely stop by coffee shops to get something to go in an urban context too. But the queueing that happens inside one of them, maybe even spilling out of the premises, still requires very little area and is pretty benign in an urban context. Especially if you wind up having a little chat with someone.