Comment by juliendorra
2 hours ago
Isn’t that a function of density? The denser the place, the more random chance someone wrong would pass by?
2 hours ago
Isn’t that a function of density? The denser the place, the more random chance someone wrong would pass by?
Or familiarity. I tend to pick one or two favorite food places where ever I live (always in big cities) and go there till I know them and vice versa (locally owned, not chains) and when I forget all my payment methods they always say to pay next time. (Probably helps to be a self-deprecating white guy in this scenario, of course.)
I'm not sure if it's directly related to density, see Japan as a counter example.
Canada too, for something closer to you. Doors are rarely locked, even in big cities.