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half the cities along the mississippi and missouri river, and all those manufacturing cities around pennsylvania, ohio, illinois, already sort of collapsed decades ago when all the industrial and manufacturing jobs and money disappeared.

It might be similar for a lot of these cities like san francisco and seattle, now that offices are moving away from the middle of these cities and people are "working from home" and in general new technology just makes it easier to automate things and have less workers. Even new york seems half dead already, maybe these cities in america are just going to lose steam for a few more years. When I was in san francisco last year it was like a ghost town, nobody in the street, nothing open after 5pm, it was just weird. But still around 800,000 people live crammed in there. I guess they just sit inside all the time. Similar in manhattan, it was kind of busy during prime hours but nothing like it was just a few years ago before 2020.
We are in in the middle of an era of sloth and negativity, maybe in another decade we will have some new boom like we had in the late 90s/early 2000s with all that new technology and jobs and media

is that app any good? compared to stuff like tinder? tinder is too much for me, everythings a scam or some lady trying to promote her onlyfans, I have zero hope on it anyways since im not a 6 foot chad, how is this app? Do you get responses, lots of scams or not, do people actually respond?