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What is the issue tho, really? I'm trying to understand. Someone asked on the original tweet but didn't receive an answer.
He's saying he's surprised that people are willing to live in such an ugly place. By most standards Breezewood is pretty ugly. It's basically a giant truck stop. It was sort of exciting though, at least to a kid.
Is that the reason? Doesn't make much sense because according to his statements all of US places are truck stop places? Still, even as a truck stop place, it's better than a desert.
I think there's also some criticism of how the practice of capitalism leaves no room for nice things that don't pay - eg trees, natural light
Breezewood is all about the restrooms and was intentionally different so they could force traveler revenue. It is a mess by design so people slow down providing brains an opportunity to think of inputs and outputs. It is a beautiful place off the road.
Frankly speaking to me it doesn't look like an ugly place. There are tons of places much uglier than this one .. go to developing nation's of Africa, Asia, you will find a lot many .. full of chaos, unmanageled traffic, stray animals, slums, street hawkers etc. It's all relative.
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