I think you have a significantly narrower view than them. Consider someone moving to a new city or someone getting out of jail. It takes time to do the networking you're talking about. People need to eat and networking doesn't fill your stomach.

▲ shaewest 2 hours ago | parent [-]

And that's one of the risks of moving to a new city, and arguably one of the risks you take when you commit a crime worthy of jail.

As for the new city risk, you take that risk with the potential upside it could bring, but everyone will be wary. People new to a city are a risk because of all the reasons they might've left an old city.

▲ chaps 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

  risks you take when you commit a crime worthy of jail.

A friend's mom went to jail for having too many dildos in her purse. Do you count her in this?

	▲	wildzzz an hour ago \| parent [-]
		How many is too many?

▲ bluefirebrand 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

> People new to a city are a risk because of all the reasons they might've left an old city.

What do you mean? You go to a new city in search of new opportunities, not to escape anything bad. The same reason you go to a new country, right?