>pic related
Where do you robots live? Where do you wish you live?
Which is the worst to live in, as a robot?Suburbs are actually the worst place to live, worst of both worlds 2bh
>>27845457
I live in the suburbs. It's not so bad. Good area, I'm close to everything.
I'd like to eventually leave these flatlands and live in a little house tucked away in the mountains. Maybe in a place like NC or CO.
>>27845457
If you don't mind long commutes, rural is literally god-tier.
Urban is the absolute worst. You have to live in a disgusting city with shitloads of pollution. You get to deal with awful people and plenty of minorities. Not to mention if you live in a city you're gonna pay top dollar for a shitty apartment.
>>27845457
Used to live in a rural town in the middle of nowhere, I guess that a lot of people will argue that is "comfy" and "safer" (not sayint that it isn't true), but to be honest, is boring once you're a teen/young adult, but I guess I will learn to appreciate it again after I'm older.
I'm still glad that I moved out to the city though.
>>27845457
Both suck to a degree, but city. I can exercise more and I can just use my neighbor's wifi anytime I want.
I live in the suburbs, have lived most of my life in suburbs. The few years that I lived in the city were great, but I save a lot of money living out here.
Live in the city
Fine with ether the city or country depending on the location
Worst is suburbs.
suburban currently, rural formerly
if I had the money and time for it, I'd have a place in each, so I could enjoy the access to transit and other city things, but also have a place with less people, better air, space to grow things, etc
Used to live rural, was good
Now live small town but get fibre so I guess it's okay
Would rather just move back to rural and get fibre anyway
>>27845457
Suburbs and rural are based
You can fuck off OP, suburbs don't have the niggers, crime, pollution, and noise of cities.
I live urban, in with about 500k habitants and I wan to leave. Don't really want to go rural, but wouldn't mind moving somewhere smaller like the place where my grandfather comes from, it has like 10k habitants, wish I had enough money to build my own house and just work in town.
>>27846697
Suburbs have tough little 16 year old white boys who scratch out bus windows and draw their tags everywhere and throw beer bottles down the street while screaming and hollering as they come home from a night of underage drinking at 3am.
You also have the "everyone knows you and you see them all the time at the one usual place to hang out" bullshit of rural areas, while not having the liberty to just get drunk in a field or forest by yourself and set off fireworks like you would in a rural area because you'll get stopped by Public Security that patrol all the parks, or the ability to get lost in a crowd of strangers like you would in a city.
>>27846695
That's the one reason I wouldn't want to live in a rural area; the internet is shit. I have a friend who lives in a rural area, and he comes to my suburban house to torrent because his internet is shit.
>>27845457
suburbs close to toronto
i wish i lived in a more rural area, but i'm sure if i did, i would just complain about living in 'butt fuck nowhere'
>>27846817
Suburbs in the south maybe, I'm from a rich suburb in Oregon. Stop living in shit areas.
Besides, cities are worse than what you described
>>27847368
>Suburbs in the south
>Oregon
I live inCanada
>>27847368
>suburb in oregon
sounds like a sjw and soccer mom fucking paradise
>>27846668
>space to grow things
Hopefully inside your house and not in your back yard with those police helicopters and shit.
>>27845457
I live in a suburban area by the sea. Walking distance of everything I need including forests and beaches
>>27846817
But if you are one of those boys, life is good in the suburbs. Also setting off fireworks is totally normal in the suburbs I have lived in.
I live in the exurbs. Essentially a suburban development surrounded by forest and agriculture.
I want to live in a city. There's nothing to do here.
Urban for me.
I grew up in one of the worlds biggest cities and lived there for about 23 years. So I'm more used to that environment. The last year I spent it in a small city and, while it was fun and all, you lose that anonimity you get in a big city by default. And right now I'm in a shitty town and I don't go out at all because there's nowhere to and the sun is a bitch. In big cities the sun is not so harsh, probably because tall buildings cast shadows or something.
There is also people in cities. And places to practice freerunning and such, and hackerspaces, go clubs, etc. Lots of people, I like watching people.
I just want to live in a comfy little home in middle of nowhere that has fiber optic piped in. have someone drop off groceries every week.
never ever
I'm from a small town and it fucking sucks
I've been a shutin NEET for 10 years, yesterday I go to the supermarket and the cashier calls me by my name. I don't even know who this guy is and he knows me, how? It makes me sad to think many people probably know how much of a loser I am and I have no idea
I wish I could just be some anonymous face in the crowd in a big city
I live in hardcore rural Ontario, on a farm. I fucking hate it. There's so much work to do just to keep the place up, and it takes forever to get anywhere. I want to live in an apartment that doesn't even have windows.
Suburb master race.
Everything you need in walking distance.
No niggers.
>>27847641
I wish I could like the fullness of the urban life, but I don't think I ever will. First I grew up in the suburbs, and never really explored anything besides the nearby forests and Parks. Also I never really have the ability to delve into the complexity of the urban funstuffs (anhedonia, no motivation/determination, sitting inside all day), so I like the simple vast landscapes of the suburbs/rural areas. I know that urban is the objectively better choice, but I guess I never grew into it, and I probably never will. Maybe if there were connections to the rural landscape for adventures, or a possible mix of the two (like nature blocks or something) I would like it better, but I dunno. I just like the traveling aspect of large swaths of space and the urban life to me seems a bit too... Condensed I would think.
>>27845457
I was born in a shitty small town and came to the city for uni. I still want to kill myself nonetheless.
If I had to choose it'd be a mid sized town somewhere in New England, but maybe that's just because of my love for Stephen King and H.P. Lovecraft.
Suburbia is objectively the worst and breeds the worst kind of people.
Just out of the inner city ex-working class places are the best if you're young and can get in before they gentrify.
Rural is great if the commute is tolerable is the best as an adult, especially if you can build on some land.
>>27845457
Rural is nicer but there's pretty much absolutely nothing to fucking do
>>27847425
I'm not in Portland or Eugene
>>27846817
>getting lost in a crowd of strangers
>a good thing
>teenagers doing stupid stuff
>better than niggers doing nigger stuff
Lol sure
>>27848153
>living in a shithole where the city isn't unaffordable for minorities
>>27845457
Urban. And I wouldn't have it any other way. Suburbs is for cucks and betas
>>27845457
bodymore, murdaland, aka the hooddesu i actually live in a really nice part
>>27845457
Ural vs Caucasus: what kind of third world fag are you
Pistol-wavin New Haven, CT
>>27849320
for us non-Americans, is that a city, countryside or the suburbs?
>>27845457
I live in a rural area, I usually bike or walk to my job at a gas station, it's really cozy since there is alot of forest and usually cold, I just listen to music or play my guitar in my shift when there are no customers.
>>27849587
City
Blox
I live in suburbs outside Boston. It's pretty nice, i can go to concerts and go out to eat and still come home to a quiet town devoid of degenerates.
I live in suburbs and I want to go even more rural. Just some land in the woods, nobody around for miles.
If I had to live in a city I'd go somewhere like Phoenix where it's still a bit spread out.
I'm in Scotland, in between suburb and rural. I like it here.
who here /depressedrustbeltcityinnycmetroregion/ ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3bcBBA9_68
>>27848195
>not living in a suburb with average house price of 900k usd
Lol
I live in Washington, DC in a pretty nice well off area.
>Pretty packed city
>full of people around my age (21) who all talk about their careers and how much they can sniff senator so and so's ass
>I don't go to bars except for one little sports pub where I can watch hockey because I can't stand to be surrounded by early 20-somethings talking about how all of their internships set them up for their nice office job
>By all odds, I should be one of them
>I should be out of college by now, not at community taking classes to get a degree in god knows what because I live at home and everyone says the degree is all that matters
>wish I came from rural Maine where I could get a job doing repairs or contracting around the southerner's summer homes
>make just enough money to support myself and a dog and play vidya
I know for a fact that's all I need to be happy. Either gonna pack up and leave or kill myself soon.
>>27845457
I live in a rural area. IT SUCKS ASS. There are no buses that go where I live so when my car breaks down I'm stuck. Internet is shitty where I live so no watching videos or downloading the good porn. The local community college does not offer classes I need to transfer to uni so I have to move to a city. I'd pick urban over this any day as long as it's not a nigger neighborhood(not because of crime but because of filthy they tend to be)
>>27850948
So basically you just hate it because you're an incompetent fuckbag.
>>27845457
>Where do you robots live?
A midwestern residential middle-class neighborhood. It's quiet and peaceful here, and the houses vary in architecture so it doesn't feel like the human hives that are western suburbia.
>Where do you wish you live?
I like the Pacific Northwest because it seems to be pretty mild climate plus rainy and full of forestation, so it sounds like supreme comfiness. I also like the idea of moving to a place like Maine or Vermont on account of the landscape and high percentage of the population being white people.
>>27846472
>i can just use my neighbor's wifi anytime i want
i live in a building full of old people and everyone has theirs blocked
I live in a successful town. Good infrastructure (fiber), community doesn't have a budget deficit, low unemployment, the landscape is amazing, very few undesirables (immigrants, gypsies) I'm not sure there are much better places out there, it's a good balance of country and urban living. Closest city is 30 minutes on the freeway.
The cons are that the nightlife is kind of dead. If you want to have a good night out, you have to take the bus to the city. But I'd never trade the stability and safety over more shitty bars.
The superior one is the one I grew up in and never moved away from for any extended period of time.
>>27845457
I live in a moderately sized urban area.
It fucking sucks. Yeah, there's more stuff to do and more accessibility to various things, but that's about it.
There are just too many people and consequently too many shitty people that will ruin your day.
Specifically, where I live is one of the most crime ridden and poorest cities in my state. The people here are just nasty unless you live on the outskirts or a nice suburb on the south side (everything north of the highway is a fucking ghetto until you get near one of the private, Christian universities).
Not to mention, but I live in the poorest neighborhood in the city AND state. The only good thing about living in a rundown, crime ridden, decaying city is that rent is cheap.
I'd much rather live where I grew up, a nice little town nestled right in the mountains next to a spectacular lake with a population of about 3,000 as opposed to about 300,000 where I live right now.
>pic related: where I grew up
>>27850987
no I hate it because it's objectively boring and you can definitely find yourself without things like running water and wifi. I'll take my big city even if it has niggers
>>27851235
Looks like where I >>27851174 live, except the climate is temperate.
We get cold winters though.
>>27851034
they have these antennas you can get that let you pick up wifi hotspots half a mile away. I recommend buying one
Who else here /canada/ ?
>tfw there are no good cities here.
>tfw americans can live in NYC, San Francisco, Austin, Boston, Portland, etc over a variety of different unique climates and cultures
>tfw basically every region of Canada has the same bland mediocre socialist "culture"
>>27851326
why dont you just move to USA then
>>27851326
>tfw there are no good cities here.
What about Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver?
>>27851326
>tfw americans can live in NYC, San Francisco, Austin, Boston, Portland, etc
all of those are shit and/or overrated
>>27851396
>Toronto is obnoxiously cold.
>Montreal even more cold and I can't speak French.
>Vancouver actually nice but foreign investors have made the entire city over priced and I will never be able to afford to move there.
Does this remind anyone of those "am I the only one who would rather live in the left picture :^)" Normiebook posts?
God I'm glad I left social media
>>27851420
>nyc
>underrated
>>27851326
How weird is it to be able to go to a huge city in your own country and everything is in a language you don't understand? Shit seems fucked up.
>>27851420
>the culture and economic capital of the world
>overrated
>>27851518
Yeah Vancouver needs to be destroyed.
>>27851518
Quebec is really not part of Canada. I mean, technically, yes. But us Quebecois don't consider ourselves Canadian.
>>27851536
>economic capital of the world
London
>Cultural capital
Don't make me
>USA
>culture
you
>>27851326
>>27851396
>No Ottawa
What kind of shit do you have to talk about our nation's capital?
>>27851518
>How weird is it to be able to go to a huge city in your own country and everything is in a language you don't understand?
It's pretty weird; feels like you're in a different country to be honest. Also because of the history there's this weird aggression towards English speakers that occasionally occurs.
>>27851547
lol is that a joke? as a quebecois here all my friends and i consider ourselves canadian and laugh at racist quebecois like you
>>27851547
Last I heard a little over 50% of you disagree with that.
>>27851610
Montreal faggot detected
>>27845457
Urban for the ultimate convenience. As much as you'd like to live isolated and far away innawoods, the reality is that you will spend long hours away from your comfy home trying to replenish your resources than you would in a city.
I live right behind my job, so I walk there every day and when I clock out I walk home in 2 minutes and slip back into my PJs. It's the comfiest desu.
If I had to drive 45-an hour to get to work i'd kill myself desu
I grew up in a small town in Oregon with about 3,500 people. Then a few years after high school, I moved to Eugene. Didn't care for it because people seemed more fake and uptight compared to my hometown. Now I live in a town with around 60,000 people which is a bit better, but I'd really like to go back to my hometown. Problem is that since I left 10 years ago, it's become a meth infested shithole. I just can't win.
>>27851587
I was in Ottawa a few years ago during the summer. I overhead a random conversation
"What are you doing over the summer ?"
"Working part-time as a student for the feds"
"Whoa! Living the dream man"
I think that I throw up a bit in my mouth right there. That one conversation says it all - a city filled with unambitious boring people chasing cushy yet somehow soul crushing government jobs. Other than the downtown and the rideau canal (which is pretty poorly maintained) the rest of the city is a glorified suburb that could be anywhere.
I live in an extremely rural area. Way out in the boonies. The closest town has less than 600 people.
It fucking sucks here. Internet is overly expensive and shitty.
Want to get a new video game? 1.5 hour drive. Your not downloading shit with this internet.
Want to get a new pair of shoes? One hour drive.
Want to buy literally anything besides basic essentials? 40-50 minutes drive.
Want to get a job? Prepare for a very long commute.
Car break down? Better get it fixed fast, because you have to drive miles to do anything, and there is no public transportation.
Bad weather? Your shitty dirt road fucking disintegrates and becomes an impassible mud pit, or just washed away completely.
Snowing? No one is going to help you when you are snowed in.
Don't bother trying to use your cell phone, there is no cell service.
Someone break into your house, because you live in an economically depressed area with tons of drugs? 2 hour police response time, you better be packing heat.
House on fire? Not for long. Your house and everything you own will be ash by the time firemen get there.
Medical emergency? Prepare to wait for at least an hour before getting any help.
Your injury too severe for the local clinic to treat? Enjoy your helicopter ride, you are getting airlifted out of the village to the nearest actual hospital, all on your dime. Don't worry, your insurance won't cover the quarter-million dollars in helicopter fuel.
I could go on for hours.
I live in New York state by the way.
>>27851744
>way out in the boonies
>new york state
this doesn't compute in my europoor mind
>>27851744
wher do u live?
>>27851816
90% of New York is rural redneck country.
>>27851816
New York state is pretty big, it's a bit larger than Greece.
>>27851648
>>27851610
>>27851547
>tfw Quebecer
>tfw Francophone Mother and Anglophone Father
>tfw family gatherings in the 90s almost always ended up with one my parents getting ina screaming match with their in-laws
My conclusion is that everyone on either side of the language meme are over-reacting crybabies. Francophones aren't nazis for having businesses serve in French in Quebec and Anglophones aren't imperialist fascists for wanting to speak English in Canada of which Quebec is a part of.
>>27851518
Get cultured you swine, I speak 4 languages.
>>27851326
What's so good about those cities?
>>27851930
If I am an anglophone how would you feel about me moving to Montreal ? I doubt that I am smart enough to speak french.
>>27851816
NY is not NYC
>>27851744
I used to live in this circle
25mb/s internet, better than most of the coast.
5 minute walk to work, well paying, requires a degree
Car mechanic close enough you could push your car there
Very good sealed roads leading out of town all the way to the coast
Good reception unless you go hunting far away
Few abos to little crime despite ice epidemic
Cops, fire service and ambos minutes away
Need to get airlifted out because something really bad happens? Its free because its a first world country with actual public health care
Maybe the US just sucks
>>27851930
>Get cultured swine, I speak 4 languages
>Implying I don't speak 5, if you can really count danish as a "language"
>>27852003
>australia
>first world
kek
>>27852003
what about the drop bears though?
>tfw you live in an extremely rural town in southern Ontario
>tfw you go out for night walks and there isn't a single person to be seen or noise to be heard
comfy as fuck desu. only lights are those from the street lights, and those are pretty sparse.
sure there's no career aspirations anywhere close to where I live and I'll probably have to move to the big city sometime soon but I'm enjoying my final days here
>>27852036
You take the good with the bad.
Granted, its not for everyone.
>>27851973
>If I am an anglophone how would you feel about me moving to Montreal ?
I wouldn't care either way since I'm a NEET who lives in his parents' house.
> I doubt that I am smart enough to speak french.
You can get by without speaking French, both as an employee and a customer and also a student. Some indie vegan diners or something might only speak French but Montreal is fine for someone who only speaks English (as one of the two official languages here)
>>27845457
rural with fast internet would be best
Nyc. I don't know how I'd live anywhere else. If you live in the suburbs/boonies everyone knows you and the same cunts who knew you as "that weird awkward autist" are still around everywhere. I'd just be a complete shut in.
In the city I'm completely anonymous and exposed to literally any type of person I want to meet. I can go anywhere I want and see/do anything I want culture wise. Plus I don't need to drive (which I hate), jobs pay way more and as long as you're not some ignorant poorfag the cost of living is fine.
>tfw PNW rural with good internet and enough population to avoid going crazy
It's basically ideal, other than I don't live immediately next to water.
>>27852336
nice bob ross painting senpai
part of me wants to live in the rockies another part near some rural area and bang some hot farmers daughter
>>27845457
Urban, always wished I lived in a rural area, fucking hate the city. Only chads thrive in cities.
Rural life is robot life.
>>27845457
Absolute Best
>rural outskirts of central texas hill country town like Utopia
>chill ass part time, at home job that lets you make enough money to support your life and have some savings
Worst
>One of those huge, soulless cities like Houston or LA
>Forced to be a wagec uck,, not havng enough time to enjoy life and barely scraping by
>>27849783
Not in the rust belt but I live in a small city near a ~80000 people, filthy urban sprawl. Over half the city is mostly abandoned and hasn't been used since the 80's and any neighborhood their looks like a filthy barrio with gang graffiti everywhere (I used to live in a suburban neighborhold right outside this area). Let me see if I could find some images because it is super fugly.
>>27845457
Foothill rural. In my opinion flatland is utterly bland and unremarkable, whether it's smalltown or city or suburbs. Hills and mountains, whether they're forested or just open terrain, make it interesting in my opinion.
It's the current year, and burgerland is too developed for most flatland areas to have any respectable open land that's neither populated nor farmland. I used to live in Texas, and that's what really cemented this view in my head. Driving all throughout Texas, unless you go ridiculously far out of your way, it's either a city/suburb or it's a farmer's field. There's hardly any truly open or undeveloped land there, although I didn't visit the far eastern parts of the state or the southwestern areas so they could be different.
Even as ridiculously overdeveloped as Commiefornia is, once you get into the mountains there's a huge expanse of nearly-land for your pleasure. Rivers, mountains, valleys, forests, and then the open hills as you go east into Nevada that are practically untouched.
Also, flatlands are boring from an /out/ perspective.
>>27852032
>literally has the most liveable cities in the world
>le my shitty ameripoor city nobody would ever want to live in is first world maymay
>>27852336
>PNW
my nogger
>where do I live?
Inna woods
>(pic related)
>where do I wish I lived?
Even deeper inna woods
>>27854979
That's super comfy, what state is that? Central Oregon or northern Cali (since you implied PNW), WA's generally taller vegetation right? Or is that just coastal WA?
>tfw Commiefornia (Sierra Nevadas)
>>27845457
>rural
>rural
>>27845846
>Apartment
K.
>>27855376
It is Washington. Lots of logging in this area in the 1920's-recently. But if you go a little farther into the mountains the trees definitely get taller.
>>27845457
Urban is the worst unless you are rich, then its the best.
Suburban vs Rural depends on commuting times, and nearby amenities.
Suburban life is not that bad, but IMO its very boring, but at the same time I feel that there's a lack of privacy, (no secluded places to hang out, people know each other, etc), I would prefer Rural.
>>27845846
Its gets worse the farther east you go. There are more and more goblins and other international minorities in the cities as you go east, and they smell.
>>27845457
>live in suburb up in the hills of New Zealand.
>can go down to city in a twenty minute walk, or go up to the hills with another twenty minute walk
Best of both worlds.
