• scoobford@lemmy.zip
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    8 months ago

    City.

    Fewer bigots, fewer people in your business, there’s community spaces other than the church, the food is better, and most of all, there’s work to be had.

    It is a matter of personal preference, but there is a reason most people are migrating into cities right now.

    Edit: I was wrong. While most people were migrating to cities for work, that isn’t necessarily true anymore nationwide. In my state, it is still happening, but we have a large influx of people from other states.

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      8 months ago

      Isn’t that reason return to office policies though, and the majority of people would happily leave the city life behind if they were not forced to go back?

      Appreciate you are answering a question and each one of us has their own preference but not sure you can say most people agree with yours.

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        8 months ago

        So I looked it up, and this isn’t true anymore most places.

        It used to be, young people flocked to cities both for work and for things to do. It looks to me based on where this is/isn’t happening now that the main factor is cost of living.