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Banning home laundry would also get people out to mix, this time in laundrymats. Seems also a bad idea.
To be clear, I could never advocate such a heavy-handed intervention as prohibiting on-site meals. But the city planning argument is compelling to me. More street life is a virtuous cycle of safety and vitality. Erode that and you risk creating ghost neighborhoods.
Forcing people to do laundry outside feels worse because you have to carry your laundry with you, which is a big pain. It also happens far less frequently than eating so the benefit is much less. I’m with Kevin (torn) but do think the details are important here
https://cnz.to/essays/le-ticket-resto/ … as part of the explanation for lively Parisian restaurant life? (But if you have a cafeteria you don't have to provide them so not precisely relevant)
I imagine that lots of places aren't even w/in walking distance of a food place so now everyone has to get in a car...
you know what else creates ghost neighborhoods? decriminalizing heroin
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