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The US is a weird place
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this post was submitted on 18 Jan 2024
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Living in the US is… interesting.
Yep. Even just the atmosphere of certain places.
LA, for instance, has the strangest "feel" of any major city I've been in. Did even in the early 2000s when it wasn't quite so run down and a bigger percentage of the population wasn't homeless.