I think this has to do with the upper-class neighborhood I'm currently stuck in until I wrap up college (huzzah for my old friend, Poverty) and it is just amusing some of the crap that folks ask me about: "why you walking?" "you went there on a bicycle?" "don't you know it might rain?"
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Hazel_1914
Hazel_1914
Humans are capable of plenty. I got asked "do you need a lift" when I was literally 4 blocks from home, by someone who definitely knows where home is for me. Laziness is like a social hallmark for these folks.
Aspychata
Walked alot in LA. It was really nice.
Atrapa Almas
I heard that of the USA, but thougth it was an exageration.
Callistemon
That rain comment - well, humans aren't made of icing sugar! 
smilie
im sorry gerontius i know how you feel