compared to old home neighborhood.
I went to Capital One Bank. ATM machines are too open. no private booths. went to Chase bank, few blocks away, which had more private booths but not as private as old home bank.
laundry machine runs on quarters. must convert dollars to quarters. I had only a 20$ bill…
In C-Town, nothing has price tag. products are torn, damaged, and leaking. canned foods are dented. some products are in multiple areas of store. epic variety. Not.
I couldn’t live in such a populated type of setting… I do live in town but its not very big especially compared to your area…I understand why you have issues in public… I have the same but on a much smaller scale…
I am lucky to live in a nice country village. It has the lowest crime rate in my county. Some people are a bit aloof but generally you say hello to anyone you pass on the street, strangers too.
In the Capital One bank, there’s a huge glass wall so everyone can see me use the ATM machine.
I assume thieves can wait outside, and see me enter my pin, see me withdraw my money, and even rob me. and the train station is right outside too, for the thief’s getaway train.
My parents don’t use cash machines - they always go into the bank and withdraw from a real teller.
He was watching you 
i live in a small town now but originally from a big city and moved to another big city but this city had a higher crime rate, i’m glad we moved to a smaller town its not completely without crime but its better then the previous two cities.
i forgot to mention i’m sorry you don’t feel safe in your new neighborhood.
It will take time to get used too @sirBoring.
Don’t give up just yet.
