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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I do DoorDash deliveries, so I’ve become extra aware of how true this is. There are segments of town where there are a lot of restaurants concentrated along a section of road, but most of the houses I deliver to are in residential areas that lie between those major shopping districts, often with quite a large distance between the house I deliver to and the nearest commercial business, though they’re still within a large city. I have to factor that into the jobs I take-if a job pays just barely enough to justify driving to it, but would require another 20 minutes of driving back to a place where I could expect to get my next job, I can’t take that job without losing money.
gpt
When I grew up we lived in an older suburb (probably built mostly from 1920-1960). My friends and I could easily walk or bike to just about anywhere. The farthest places we might need to go were 2 miles away. 

Then in high school we moved to a newer suburb, built mostly after 1990. It's at least a mile and a half just to get to the closest store. The main roads have no sidewalks and high speed limits, so it's like it's actively hostile to pedestrians or bikes.