We had a funny conversation about trains/subways and how they could "not" work in Minneapolis. Population Density. Konstantin lives on what would be considered a long block road in suburban Minneapolis. In Minneapolis this may have 12 houses on each side of the street, and maybe 4 people living in each house. 12 houses x 2 sides of the street x 4 people = 64 people living on that block in Minneapolis. On his street, there are 120 street numbers on that block, each 6 stories high, with 2 flats per level and 2 people per flat or 2880 people!
His flat is walking distance to Hyde Park and Harrod's department store. And one day we did a longer walk to his office and by Mayfair (think Rodeo Drive of London) which was nice to enjoy the unseasonably nice weather and great people watching (and car watching - lots of Lamborghinis, Bentleys and Ferraris in some of the tightest parallel parking situations you'd ever imagine cars like that being found in).
His flat is walking distance to Hyde Park and Harrod's department store. And one day we did a longer walk to his office and by Mayfair (think Rodeo Drive of London) which was nice to enjoy the unseasonably nice weather and great people watching (and car watching - lots of Lamborghinis, Bentleys and Ferraris in some of the tightest parallel parking situations you'd ever imagine cars like that being found in).
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