Anonymous
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6/30/2025, 1:28:58 PM No.509117683
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What the fuck is wrong with Americans? - /pol/ (#509117683) [Archived: 763 hours ago]
Anonymous
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6/30/2025, 1:30:16 PM No.509117758
Dude signs
Anonymous
ID: l99d6zrM
6/30/2025, 1:31:05 PM No.509117804
>>509117683 (OP)
A lot
A lot
Anonymous
ID: xJMALSsO
6/30/2025, 1:31:14 PM No.509117822
>>509117683 (OP)
Haven't been here in years and you guys are still making the same thread
Haven't been here in years and you guys are still making the same thread
Anonymous
ID: bT9yrGdI
6/30/2025, 1:32:27 PM No.509117907
Why are retards so hopelessly obsessed with Breezewood, Pennsylvania?
Rainbow Dash is my God
ID: pnjVMBNr
6/30/2025, 1:32:33 PM No.509117910
>>509117683 (OP)
They are literal children. Uuu shiny colors. Can't read but pretty pictures. I R BESTEST AND MOST READESTEST OF THEM ALL NOT WEZEL!
They are literal children. Uuu shiny colors. Can't read but pretty pictures. I R BESTEST AND MOST READESTEST OF THEM ALL NOT WEZEL!
Anonymous
ID: aANDHQBL
6/30/2025, 1:48:05 PM No.509118736
>>509117683 (OP)
Everything is clearly labeled, placed in one area, and easy to find.
Ha ha ha ha, stupid Americans.
Everything is clearly labeled, placed in one area, and easy to find.
Ha ha ha ha, stupid Americans.
Anonymous
ID: ukXqgwpl
6/30/2025, 2:06:05 PM No.509119694
>>509117683 (OP)
They're trying to take this from you
They're trying to take this from you
Anonymous
ID: IMWniTUS
6/30/2025, 2:13:44 PM No.509120109
I drove through here last year. Unfortunately, it doesn’t look half as busy and punk in person. This is all camera angle and lens.
Anonymous
ID: n9JX3R7C
6/30/2025, 2:14:37 PM No.509120165
>>509117683 (OP)
entire country is connected by highways for personal automobiles, meaning people do a lot of road trips by their own car.
driving hundreds or thousands of miles across country for work, moving, visiting families, vacations, etc is really common, and when driving that much you need places to stop to refill the gas tank and eat, so off freeway exits there's usually lots of fast food places and gas stations and motels so that people just passing through a town during a road trip can conveniently find what they need
I moved across the country a couple years ago, so it was literally 3 days of driving
entire country is connected by highways for personal automobiles, meaning people do a lot of road trips by their own car.
driving hundreds or thousands of miles across country for work, moving, visiting families, vacations, etc is really common, and when driving that much you need places to stop to refill the gas tank and eat, so off freeway exits there's usually lots of fast food places and gas stations and motels so that people just passing through a town during a road trip can conveniently find what they need
I moved across the country a couple years ago, so it was literally 3 days of driving
Anonymous
ID: J1xZjTzs
6/30/2025, 2:22:10 PM No.509120570
>>509117683 (OP)
To briefly explain, most Americans have cars, and we have these things called "Interstate Highways" where very large roads with high speed limits are set up for long journeys. Near offramps of these large roads are what's called "Industrial parks" where refueling stations, drive ins , motels, some parts stores, restaurants are set up for travelers.
Hope that clears things up OP. You might ask "Why don't people travel by plane?" and people do, but getting into why people like road trips is a bit outside of the scope of this post.
To briefly explain, most Americans have cars, and we have these things called "Interstate Highways" where very large roads with high speed limits are set up for long journeys. Near offramps of these large roads are what's called "Industrial parks" where refueling stations, drive ins , motels, some parts stores, restaurants are set up for travelers.
Hope that clears things up OP. You might ask "Why don't people travel by plane?" and people do, but getting into why people like road trips is a bit outside of the scope of this post.
puppy girl
ID: 7KQ8dvwR
6/30/2025, 2:25:55 PM No.509120768
>>509117683 (OP)
This thread again.
We have a massive country. It takes DAYS of driving 80+ mph to get across it. Most areas have literally nothing in it, nothing at all. So they make these oasis' so travelers have some place to walk around, eat, and fill up on gas. There are also rest stops down there, and probably a few dog parks.
In Europe, there is no wilderness left. Anywhere a human could live, was settled 200 years ago.
I don't get why you don't post pics of any random strip mall in the US. They're way more obnoxious than a travel oasis. Every strip mall has the same stuff. Starbucks, Panera, Witch wich, Chipotle.
This thread again.
We have a massive country. It takes DAYS of driving 80+ mph to get across it. Most areas have literally nothing in it, nothing at all. So they make these oasis' so travelers have some place to walk around, eat, and fill up on gas. There are also rest stops down there, and probably a few dog parks.
In Europe, there is no wilderness left. Anywhere a human could live, was settled 200 years ago.
I don't get why you don't post pics of any random strip mall in the US. They're way more obnoxious than a travel oasis. Every strip mall has the same stuff. Starbucks, Panera, Witch wich, Chipotle.
Anonymous
ID: SrKOibPr
6/30/2025, 2:26:27 PM No.509120799
Anonymous
ID: YFhPmC+H
6/30/2025, 2:26:51 PM No.509120822
>>509117683 (OP)
the old cities on the east coast don't look like this though
the old cities on the east coast don't look like this though
Anonymous
ID: fJTvbyPS
6/30/2025, 2:26:55 PM No.509120830
>>509120765
nice try, but that's not the same place
nice try, but that's not the same place
Anonymous
ID: BIR0e7oq
6/30/2025, 2:28:34 PM No.509120923
Anonymous
ID: n4j/nWsO
6/30/2025, 2:34:45 PM No.509121267
>>509117683 (OP)
this is what a typical interstate interchange looks like. it's set up like an oasis for fuel and food. the signs are large so they can be identified from the highway, with an exit/entrance ramp for access. it's a feature of our national logistics chain, and though gaudy looking, serves an important function in our transportation infrastructure. it is not indicative of residential locations, which are separate nodes.
this is what a typical interstate interchange looks like. it's set up like an oasis for fuel and food. the signs are large so they can be identified from the highway, with an exit/entrance ramp for access. it's a feature of our national logistics chain, and though gaudy looking, serves an important function in our transportation infrastructure. it is not indicative of residential locations, which are separate nodes.