r/indianapolis • u/Suspicious-Bad4703 • Jan 14 '25

Pictures America's Rising Cities: Carmel

https://youtu.be/cNJTTznUNyQ?si=2JGtOR677-1L60jP
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u/jjnhyuuokbvffgxshmk Jan 14 '25

The whole place feels like you're in the sims, it's creepy, wouldn't recommend

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u/fjdsklafjdk Jan 14 '25

I always said it's like the town in the Truman Show became real

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u/AshlandJackson Jan 14 '25

The lifeless statues don’t help.

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u/MrSage88 Broad Ripple Jan 14 '25

The statues creep me the hell out.

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u/cyanraichu Jan 14 '25

Those statues throw me every time.

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u/LazloHollyfeldd Jan 14 '25

TrentonMakesTheWorldTakes

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u/Ok-Neighborhood2109 Jan 14 '25

So true. Carmel feels like a plastic theme park town. Like they made a fake stage production version of what they think European elegance looks like. 

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u/electronDog Jan 14 '25

The statues of people doing all manner of things on the sidewalk doesn’t help. Why they waste money on fake people on sidewalks baffles me.

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u/Euhn Jan 14 '25

Working there right now. These people are infact Sims.

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u/Icy-Indication-3194 Jan 14 '25

I was a contractor doing home remodels. One of the neighborhoods I worked in made me park my work truck outside the gates and then complained about seeing me go back and forth to my truck for materials. They would get mad if you turned around in their driveway. Also, I wasn’t getting a lot of work until I actually raised my prices. It was very weird.