Comment by chaps
2 hours ago
I think you have a significantly narrower view than them. Consider someone moving to a new city or someone getting out of jail. It takes time to do the networking you're talking about. People need to eat and networking doesn't fill your stomach.
And that's one of the risks of moving to a new city, and arguably one of the risks you take when you commit a crime worthy of jail.
As for the new city risk, you take that risk with the potential upside it could bring, but everyone will be wary. People new to a city are a risk because of all the reasons they might've left an old city.
A friend's mom went to jail for having too many dildos in her purse. Do you count her in this?
How many is too many?
> People new to a city are a risk because of all the reasons they might've left an old city.
What do you mean? You go to a new city in search of new opportunities, not to escape anything bad. The same reason you go to a new country, right?