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What is the saddest place you’ve been to in the United States?
What is the saddest place you’ve been to in the United States?
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Gary, Indiana
Kansas. The entire state.
Times Square filled me with existential dread, so probably that
Waterbury, ct
Grants, New Mexico
Skid row/Figueroa st
I’ve taken an amtrak across the country, and I thought it would be beautiful. But really it was just a highlight of the usa’s poverty.
Trona, CA
Saint Louis is very terrible.
In the area of Missouri where I’ve got some family, the jobs dried up (probably 20+ years ago) and the towns are all boarded up, with a few dilapidated houses left. I always wonder how the few remaining residents in these little communities make it work.
skid row
Atlantic City Boardwalk around 2:00am
Texas, that state is depressing as fuck
Eastern Kentucky. One of the most impoverished rural places I’ve ever seen
Portland, Oregon. Full of addicts and shiftless vagabonds
Skid row in Los Angeles
I’ve done route 66 a couple of times. St Louis never fails to bum me out. The pictures show the archway; not the truth. Actually, lots of parts of old 66 are depressing as hell.
Fort Irwin, Ca. Went there TDY and was sad for everyone that was stationed there.
Gary, Indiana, probably
– this Canadian redditor
The suburbs of St. Louis
The whole country.
New York City
Wichita Kansas
Haydenville ohio
Dismal Land. It’s the opposite of Disneyland.
Albuquerque New Mexico
Cudahy WI. It’s such a bummer, I cried and was said for weeks
My room.
Georgia Peach World
Petersburg, VA. It’s so sad. The only reason they have any type of economy is because their old towne section caters to bougie white people who cross the bridge to shop at boutiques and eat, then hightail it back across the River
Boise City, Oklahoma. Just so desolate.