I like New Orleans. Coming from the early days of Hi-Tech, I can still remember what life and interaction were like before it went Viral. New Orleans feels like that, I guess more so than other places at least. I couldn't give up the conveniences of living in a Zone, serviced by Hi-Tech for most needs, but at least there it isnt in your face every minute of the day, humming drone ads abuzz in the night betwixt the stars and skyscrapers of Mega-metropolis Zones like NY and SF. In New Orleans you can still hail a TapTaxi and expect a human to be in the emergency operator's seat.

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