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sneak ◴[] No.44376526[source]
I’m pretty sure I would move to a city anywhere in the world based primarily on the availability of high quality 24 hour third places.
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ghaff ◴[] No.44376985[source]
I question how many people would want to hang in 24-hour third spaces beyond spaces that are open to some reasonably late evening hour.
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dghlsakjg ◴[] No.44377731[source]
Not many. But the existence of them in a place points towards a certain culture.

You see them not necessarily in places like wall street, but more in places with strong intellectual culture like universities and artsy neighborhoods.

I can use the existence of a country club as a useful signal about a place without being a member, or having any interest in it.

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1. walterbell ◴[] No.44378211[source]
> points towards a certain culture

Also points towards local labor law and market.

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2. dghlsakjg ◴[] No.44380505[source]
What do you mean? I’m not sure the implication is obvious
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3. walterbell ◴[] No.44380711[source]
Labor law may constrain working hours.

In some countries, low cost of human labor enables staffing of low-volume businesses, including opening hours with low traffic.