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perfectritone | 2 years ago

The last paragraph firmly places this story in America.

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hot_gril|2 years ago

Sounds more like Bay Area specifically. Realized whenever I traveled outside that normal people actually make eye contact or otherwise acknowledge your presence, and now I'm living happily elsewhere in CA (though not just for that reason). Like a stereotypical old mother, I blame tech addiction.

achates|2 years ago

No one outside of America is rude.

notyourwork|2 years ago

Maybe though I know a lot of foreigners in America that act like this. So is it an American problem of a societal problem?

sebzim4500|2 years ago

There are plenty of people outside of America that also act like this. It is a humanity problem.