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Originally Posted by tvdxer
I think it's a urban-suburban/rural difference. In small towns and at least the outer suburbs, where families mostly live, you'll rarely see "old people" as you put it working there (except, maybe, during the day). On the other hand, I've noticed that it's mostly adults from minority groups (mainly black and Hispanic) when I visit large cities.
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Yes rural TN and MS seemed the only place I saw a lot of white teens working at Wendy's or something, then again a lot of the mountain towns don't have a lot of blacks. In gas stations, however, whether that be rural TN or Arizona it was mostly Hispanics or Blacks. The Blacks in TN talk pretty 'country.'
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