Finding Your Third Place

I was drawn to the initial premise of this books - third places are important and vital in order to maintain a sense of community, to gather & socialize with people outside of work and home - but I became increasingly frustrated with the way the author decides to convey this point. He draws half-assed conclusions from wiser people, wags his fingers at “the youths”, and offers nothing regarding what we can do as a society to build community (or third places) with one another. Idk, I was expecting something else.