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I'm trying to meet people and make new friends and if I'm really lucky find a girlfriend. The problem I've run into is I live in a small town and there aren't really area's where I can approach people without seeming weird. Basically, just bars come to mind and I'm not a big drinker plus that's not a place to meet stable people. I always got the vibe that most people at a coffee shop wanted to be left alone but am I wrong about that and most people wouldn't mind having a conversation and meeting someone new?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/fox56news.com/hill-politics/house-republicans-advised-to-avoid-in-person-town-halls-amid-protests/amp/

House Republicans are being encouraged to avoid in-person town halls in favor of phone and live-streamed versions, advice that comes after constituents and activists rocked recent GOP events by expressing outrage about the Trump administration’s dramatic moves to reshape the federal government.

National Republican Congressional Committee Chair Richard Hudson (R-N. C.) told House Republicans at a closed-door conference meeting Tuesday morning that members should opt for tele-town halls or live streamed events that can reach more people, rather than in-person town halls that can be hijacked by Democratic activists.

"We’ve been encouraging our members to communicate directly with their constituents, and they’re anxious to do that. There’s lots of different ways and forums to do it,” Speaker Johnson said. “You can do it in telephone town halls. You can have small subgroups of people from different industries and segments of the community. We find that to be very, very productive, and more productive than if you just go to an open forum right now. Why? Because we’ve seen this movie before. George Soros-funded groups and others literally pay protesters.”