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Much of the time, it's because their parents or grandparents live there. Having family connections makes it hard to move away from a place, unless you like risk
by aperrien 9y ago
Much of the time, it's because their parents or grandparents live there. Having family connections makes it hard to move away from a place, unless you like risk.
Which, of course is how those families got there in the first place...
- EliRivers 9y agoYes, from some of the answers above it's not so simple as farming and ranching. Sounds like there are many poor people living in what we might consider poverty; I wonder how many would prefer a life working a job and lifestyle in a town or city but simply can't make that move for lack of money, education, connections.