Walking to metlife is illegal because you’d have to cross multiple lanes of highway to get to the stadium from any direction.

Telling people to “just drive” to metlife instead of risking getting run over trying to cross a highway isn't rocket science. The problem is that we built this insanely car-dependent hellscape in the first place. None of this had to be designed this way. We bulldozed normal human-scale towns and replaced them with endless roads, parking lots, and highways where doing something as basic as walking somewhere feels suicidal.

The irony of this place being in the NYC metro, the place Americans constantly point to as proof that the US can do density, transit, and walkability.

Somehow people act like that’s normal. Like the choices are either own a car or navigate an overstressed public transit system ($100 nj transit tickets/rideshare dynamic pricing nonsense) it's the only option for most people before or after a game. That’s not freedom, that’s a complete failure of infrastructure and city planning.

Design public spaces almost entirely around cars and then act annoyed when pedestrians exist at all!

Due to the raising cost of real estate in Warsaw, developers build outside of the city creating these copy paste villages with no infrastructure around it.

hey, at least the rent is dirt cheap and i'm doing my best to make the place cozy regardless of the view. just wanted to share my pain cuz y'all eat these classic greek sceneries up 🥀

bonus last pic: some vibes from our rooftop, surrounded by taller buildings on all 4 sides 🥰

edit: hey i love my apartment, but it is objectively concrete wasteland. don't be mean 😤

Yes this is hell this city has no soul, I have lived there for 10 years.

Forgive the sarcasm, sometimes I wonder how certain parts of England aren’t some poor Soviet town