Re @MyPugIsAThug comments... Yes, it is daft how a person manages to move to the street, and land a job (and a place to live) within 3-4 days. And everyone works on the street (or within a 100 yards of it.) And they all socialise at the same place.
Thing is, Corrie started in 1960s, so was very much based on the 1950s. Back in those days, people did all live close together, (near family and friends,) and people did work close to where they lived, and you could walk into a job and from one job to another fairly easily. It was like that then - and probably for the first couple of decades it was on.
But in 2019, it just simply isn't like that, and most of the Corrie storylines are far fetched and a bit daft tbh. Also, you have so many deaths and even murders on ONE street, in addition to social settings that belong some 40 years or more in the past.
I have watched it since the late 1970s, and it's like an old friend, and I will never stop watching it. But I do acknowledge that it's daft sometimes. It is also quite good at times, and funny too. Some good characters...