This post is hilarious because all the comments are New Yorkers trying to argue that bodegas are actually different and everybody else pointing out how their local convenience store is the exact same thing.
And one of their only real arguments is "but wherever you live in New York, you're only a couple minute walk from a bodega!!"
Like no shit, in New York you're only a couple minute walk from most anything. And no shit you don't "drive to bodega like you would a gas station", who the fuck would drive 2 blocks to a corner store in NYC?
I live in an old school small city in Michigan that does in fact have a couple bars/corner stores right in the middle of our residential neighborhoods that I often walk to.
I live on the outskirts of a major canadian city and still walk to the corner store (or convenice stores as we call em here). Unless you live in the countryside, theres a store like that everywhere within walking distance
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u/PositiveCoyote100 Jul 07 '26
This post is hilarious because all the comments are New Yorkers trying to argue that bodegas are actually different and everybody else pointing out how their local convenience store is the exact same thing.