What can we learn from foreigners?

[Farm Boy]

That's a size of town thing here too. Passersby in Chicago are obstacles or scenery unless they are useful for something specific in the moment. They're traffic, kind of like. In a village passersby tend to be, well, people? As in you probably know who almost everybody is. Not sure that's coming off correctly.

 

[NovaKart]

Reminds me of how my sister after living in New York for awhile would, upon returning to the South, walk past the Walmart greeters without a word.

 

[Goodfella]

Of course not, although the fact that some cities just don't build any sidewalks should be something all of America should be ashamed of.

Was this a city city or a suburb area?