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tesla3by3 t1_ja1s4y7 wrote

Two reasons Rents are significantly higher in the city.

The suburban population tends to skew towards chains and more “comfort food”.

So the same reason there’s no Applebees or Fridays. (Excluding Waterworks, which is technically in the city)

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1ll1l1ll1l1l1l1l1ll1 t1_ja3ht2h wrote

The average Eat n Park patron probably isn't willing to park on the street somewhere and walk to the restaurant

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Hoppiness83 t1_ja2igu6 wrote

Look, another "people living in the city have better taste" Redditor, lol.

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tesla3by3 t1_ja2nchh wrote

I neither said nor implied that EatnPark was inferior. I occasionally eat there If there was one near me I’d probably go there more often.

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DangerousAwareness92 t1_ja3jz69 wrote

Nothing like eating and shopping at the same garbage chains available in every suburb across the country!

Better head out to red lobster early tonight champ. Lent n shit

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Hoppiness83 t1_ja4b6mb wrote

Who even does that? Surely not me.

I'm simply pointing out the "city living is elite" idiot crowd. And Reddit is full of them. You know, those feeling superior because they live in the city. Like it's a big deal or something.

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pAul2437 t1_ja24rm3 wrote

There are two in the city. The comfort food doesn’t check either. There are tons of pizza places which is the ultimate comfort food.

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tesla3by3 t1_ja3j16l wrote

Maybe comfort food wasn’t the best word. Maybe “casual dining chain “ would be better. However, it doesn’t negate the point. Nor does the existence of 2 restaurants

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redurbandream t1_ja2t4tm wrote

The main point was about big chains. Try not to latch on to a single word uttered during an explanantion

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pAul2437 t1_ja2y0jv wrote

No it wasn’t. They made several points

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redurbandream t1_ja304r5 wrote

Ha I’m not going to continue this but you latched on to a single word. Very common behavior in teenagers and college grads

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pAul2437 t1_ja30mju wrote

There are and we’re those chains in the city though.

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