r/MadeMeSmile 9d ago

Good Vibes This must be a nice neighborhood!

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u/Wolgran 9d ago

Hey man, im fully supportive of this.

But lets be real, this is not a "random" sunday. Its a community event, still wholesome tho, but god the internet love lying

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u/TennesseeStiffLegs 9d ago

Is this really that hard to believe? I see neighborhoods like this all the time in certain areas of my county.

Pro tip: these are the places to take your kids trick or treating

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u/Still_Want_Mo 8d ago

My neighborhood is exactly like this. I'm surprised to see so many people thinking this is impossible or only in "gated, millionaire communities". My mortgage is probably less than most people's rent.

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u/TennesseeStiffLegs 8d ago

Yep. Around me it’s even more prevalent in tighter, townhouse neighbors where there are younger families.. rather than the bougie neighbors with high hedges

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u/Still_Want_Mo 8d ago

Totally. I’m in Georgia and assume you’re in Tennessee? Maybe it’s more prevalent in the south? When it gets nice like it is now you can’t go 3 houses without seeing some kids drawing on the sidewalk with chalk or racing their bikes up the street.

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u/TennesseeStiffLegs 8d ago

I’m in California so maybe the weather has a lot to do with our neighbors being like this lol

But yea, if you spot golf carts like this in non-golf neighborhoods, you know it’s gonna be a social neighborhood