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Everywhere I go there's a creepy vibe these days. The evenings are the worst. It's way too quiet. It's as if nobody is moving around, everything is so still you xan hear a pin drop a mile away. What's up with this? Sometimes I feel like there has been alot of death,more than we are aware. There's way less people I believe.
Everywhere I go there's a creepy vibe these days. The evenings are the worst. It's way too quiet. It's as if nobody is moving around, everything is so still you xan hear a pin drop a mile away. What's up with this? Sometimes I feel like there has been alot of death,more than we are aware. There's way less people I believe.
Agreed, even weekends is normally busy places are much quieter than the past
New Orleans, LA. Has an energy like no place I've ever been before. You can feel it in the air. It's a dark energy, but not necessarily all bad. There is a sense of excitement and eclecticism that balances out the negativity a bit.
The word you may be thinking of is "brooding". You have the 400-year-old history, the parties, the masses of friendly crowds, the crazy mixed drinks, and the great food. But the gut-level vibe is more like Central Florida than Miami. That is: homey, down-to-earth, and slightly trashy. A place that caters to Nascar fans, but welcomes New York tourists too. And that's not a bad thing. Not all party towns should be all super-flashy.
Atlantic City
Fort Stockton, TX (tbh anywhere between SA and El Paso)
New Orleans
Gary, IN
Mineral Wells, TX
Cottonwood, AZ
Downtown Los Angeles
Flagstaff, AZ
Wilkes-Barre, PA area
Last edited by yadigggski; 02-17-2023 at 09:12 PM..
Atlantic City
Fort Stockton, TX (tbh anywhere between SA and El Paso)
New Orleans
Gary, IN
Mineral Wells, TX
Cottonwood, AZ
Downtown Los Angeles
Flagstaff, AZ
Wilkes-Barre, PA area
Everywhere I go there's a creepy vibe these days. The evenings are the worst. It's way too quiet. It's as if nobody is moving around, everything is so still you xan hear a pin drop a mile away. What's up with this? Sometimes I feel like there has been alot of death,more than we are aware. There's way less people I believe.
Millennials refuse to stay out past 6pm now. Gen Z isn't into the bar scene lol. Much more people working from home...am I onto something?
Welch, WV, and Syracuse, NY. I spent a few days in Welch and have never felt anything like it. The sheer sense of isolation and... I'm not really sure what. Not just poverty; I've lived in and visited many depressed, poverty-stricken areas. And not just isolation; I've been to the rural West and didn't feel that way. It was some special mix of heavy isolation, literal shadow from the mountains (it's in a deep and jagged valley), and despair.
Syracuse because I went for a job interview there and toured the city to see what I thought. What an odd vibe. It felt flat in a way that other upstate NY cities don't feel to me. I rejected the job because I couldn't imagine feeling settled there.
Charlottesville VA. Thomas Jefferson is treated as a deity - its really kind of creepy.
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