A native English conversation compares Korean and American city life. In Korea, restaurants and convenience stores are a two-minute walk away. In the U.S., amenities are spread across suburbs, requiring a car and longer distances.
What would you say is like the coolest part about living in Korea?
Probably that restaurants, 7-Elevens, like anything that you could possibly need is just a 2-minute walk away.
That's how a lot of places are outside the US. You pretty much get everything you need to survive within a block or two, whereas here everything's like, I don't know, it's very spread out. Yeah, I don't think the design, the suburb stuff here in the States too good.
You definitely need a car to get around, especially here in Texas.
