> Trailers are the country ghetto. I'd rather live in a proper house. But it's pretty common for working class rural Americans to live in mobile or prefab home

> Trailers are the country ghetto. I'd rather live in a proper house. But it's pretty common for working class rural Americans to live in mobile or prefab homes on nice properties with gardens, fruit trees, hiking trails, sheds for four wheelers, etc. Trailer parks, which are dense neighborhoods of mobile homes or tailers, tend to be less nice and inhabited by people in poverty. Though they often have other options, like absolute run-down shacks way outside town. Point being, there's some distinction in practice and I won't begrudge people living within their means.