So if you want to drop off the grid for a while Is this just trash talking a hometown you were glad to leave for the glamor of a big city, or do people actuall

So if you want to drop off the grid for a while Is this just trash talking a hometown you were glad to leave for the glamor of a big city, or do people actually think like this? I've lived in big cites, and rural Maine, so I understand the fear of missing out that comes with it. But it's possible to have a social life anywhere, and we work online. Is there some startup culture thing that I'm not exposed to where zero commute and physically rubbing elbows is paradoxically more important than in fields less conductive to remote work?