America was pretty much just hundreds of miles of empty highways dotted with billboards telling you not to smoke meth or kill yourself. Then, in the distance you'd see the giant McDonald's signs 100 miles away, then the Burger king sign and the arby's sign towering above the horizon. Then you'd arrive in the 'town' which typically consisted of a gas station that doubled as the town grocery store, 5-10 fast food places, 10-15 churches and a bunch of houses with no schools or hospitals or anything a normal, even small rural town, should have for hundreds of miles in any direction.
Also for some reason a lot of the outdoor bodies of water like lakes and rivers and shit had an abundance of signs warning about skinny dipping and legal repercussions for skinny dipping and were treating the possibility of it occurring as a grave threat.
Much of America seems very weird and depressing and oppressingly corporate and I just felt kind of sad driving through those areas.
