[ SECRET POST #6070 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6070 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, but unless you live in the middle of absolute bumfuck nowhere US (which is a very very tiny percentage of the population, statistically the vast majority of the US population lives in or near a city), you can still probably at least access an airport with relative ease, which isn't the case in Australia.

[(Anonymous)]

1) the secret specifically said road trip

2) still doesn't account for no money, no pto, etc etc. Most people in the US are lower/working class. We don't have any resources for time off work, less travel, much less hotel stays and cons and merch. The only thing we have going for us is it we don't have to pay the fuckoff crazy shipping (so long as we're in US fandoms - I bought a thing for an asian fandom I'm in and the shipping was twice the cost of the thing, jfc, but still cheaper than taking the time off to go stay in a hotel in a city in the US where a con was happening that would have the thing).

[(Anonymous)]

I can think of many, many places in the US where the nearest airport could easily be several hours drive away, especially now that airlines are cutting back on services to smaller cities. Also, most of the small airports will only have service to one or two other cities, so to get to most places you'll need at least one connection, maybe more to get to where you really want to go.

The US may have a bigger, more spread out population than Australia, but a lot of that is in small cities and smaller towns. The highest concentration of population is around the major cities, but there's a lot of people who don't live near a major city. This is particularly true once you get away from the coasts and Great Lakes.