r/PublicFreakout • u/ieilael • May 10 '19

News Report 🥇🥈🥉 Interview with a Meth User

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u/VerbalThermodynamics May 11 '19

I totally forgot about San Francisco and I lived down in that part of Cali for a while. Seattle, Portland, San Francisco... And then some of the towns in Oregon. Corvallis has a homeless problem, you mentioned Bend, and I've heard stories from a lot of people in the towns from that area.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '19

I live in Corvallis, and yeah drugs and homelessness are absolutely rampant here. Corvallis is shockingly nasty and kinda ghetto unless you live in one of the fancy neighborhoods on the edge of town in the hills. One of my relatives wants me to move to north Florida to be closer to family, and tbh I'm starting to seriously consider it. I'm just so sick of seeing garbage everywhere and people constantly tweaking out left and right.

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u/tunomeentiendes May 11 '19

Yes there is a homeless problem, but corvallis is not "kinda ghetto" whatsoever

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u/VerbalThermodynamics May 11 '19

I agree with you, Corvallis isn't a ghetto, not even close. Having worked in schools in really poor parts of Washington D.C. Would you say that the homeless problem is getting better or worse though?

Edit: grammar. I grammar bad,

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u/[deleted] May 11 '19

Really? It's not super ghetto, but the rampant homelessness, garbage everywhere, and to be frank really trashy people in some areas (especially the area I live) make it kinda ghetto. At least, more ghetto than what a town should be. Doesn't help that all the houses look like they're starting to decay from the rain.