Police Stations Increasingly Offer Safe Haven For Craigslist Transactions
Now how about having more community spaces designed for Meetups?
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This is America. If you want to leave your house you can pay.
But we might think that promoting civic engagement was a public good and thus worth subsidizing.
I found an ad for a Jeep on Craigslist and met the seller in the outskirts of a Walmart parking lot. It wasn’t what I was looking for…..not even close.
I used to work with other people where we would all be in phone contact, but in individual cars or offices. McDonald’s works well for physical meets in off hours. Buy a drink, free internet, air conditioned and they are everywhere. Might be a bit small for a large Meetup.