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Bellevue, WA. Very eerie and felt like a simulation.

New Orleans felt just sketchy throughout.

And then there are fun ones (mostly in Ohio)

• Random suburban road through the mixed woods / fields that suddenly slows down to 25MPH, with very neat lawns, clean buildings, but barely any people (usually there is a cop waiting for speeders).
• Some side road between an interstate and suburban development goes down into a valley to some creepy Lovecraftian old town
• In a middle of farm fields, a network of roads, clearly prepared for a residential development, but never finished, but they lead to a large patch of woods (yes, in middle of a farm field), and inside of it is a branch of a local university.

When I pass thomepugh surrey, bc, Canada, I feel their "stroads and burbs" parts are super ooky. I haven't been them rough to experience their mixed-use towers yet to see if that vibes well there too.

Oh, I've been through a few. Most places in Ohio, but particularly Toledo and Cleveland. Sandusky, OH is also pretty off. Oh, and Cincinnati for hiring demons for its urban planning. I visited once and felt queasy the whole time. I mean, I don't have a problem with hills but Cinci is an M C Escher print mixed with a Sonic the Hedgehog stage. Helen, Georgia has a pretty rotten energy. Atlanta, GA isn't much better around Easter. Now, Atlanta was better when I lived there some years ago, but it seems to have dropped off sharply around the time I left. I'd say before that specifically Five Points and Buckhead, sometimes Inman Park, felt not good, but now a days it's probably the whole city. I definitely felt a shift which prompted me to get out when I did. Dallas, Texas. What cold, miserable people. And I can't really pick a place in Florida. I've been to a few, they all suck.

I like Las Vegas but I was a child so my memories are visiting my grandmother's trailer home, going to the YMCA, seeing kids that had year round school, going to a single show on the strip where I got heat exhaustion and threw up, and great grandmother and her cutting out paper dollies.

I don't know there names but north east US have these suburbs that just feel like I wouldnt have been aloud to hang out in as a kid

Ipswich.

• Newport, Wales.
• Wisbech, England.

Vegas, no doubt! And I don't really remember the name of the country all that much, it was somewhere in the Pacific Islands. I was really young, but I remember not ever feeling comfortable.

Spartanburg, SC in the States, Purmerend in the Netherlands.

Cleveland, Ohio

Naples in Italy