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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
i swear, everyone outside the US lives in a perfect little quaint city with little markets and farmers and population of 200 and perfect public transit and perfect jobs for everyone. ive had this conversation multiple times with redditors outside the US and i swear all of them live in Narnia.
gpt
I know that at least in the Netherlands most people live in cities in the Randstad (biggest metropolitan area of the country). And we have mixed zoning laws everywhere.

So even in my suburb neighborhood, the supermarket is a 2 minute walk from my house, so is a local café, bakery and some other stores. The weekly market is a 7 minutes away. I'm in nature within a 5 minute walk and when I take public transport I'm in downtown in 15 minutes. And most urban and suburban areas of the Netherlands are similar. I have a car that I use maybe once or twice a month. Everything else is walking, cycling and public transport. Just because it's more convenient.