system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Coronation Street] How does Coronation Street not have a bad reputation, given the number of deaths?

32 people have been murdered on Coronation Street,
38 have died from heart attacks, 18 have died due to accidents, 8 died due to bizarre accidents, and a further 85 died to illnesses and natural causes. This is on one street over the course of around 60 years.  

How does Coronation Street not have a bad reputation as one of the deadliest places in the UK? Why do people keep moving there?
gpt
Like you said, it's a broad range of deaths, from accidents to heart attacks to crime to illness.  


There's no one big massacre that would capture public opinion, no recurring trends (the vast majority of the murderers were demonstrably working alone- it's not a mafia stronghold or anything) that would get the authorities suspicious. It's just a really unlucky street, a weird blip in the mortality stats you'll only see if you work in emergency services or look it up.  


Superstitious people who research death stats wouldn't move there maybe. But there's plenty of people who don't or simply look, rationalize it. and go ahead. And then die.