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It might feel like a privilege to those stuck in a major metropolis. Out here in a fairly rural second tier city, it’s a way of life. (Though perhaps my privi
by gorgoiler 6y ago
It might feel like a privilege to those stuck in a major metropolis.
Out here in a fairly rural second tier city, it’s a way of life.
(Though perhaps my privilege is that I can “afford” to live away from a major population centre? I’m a high school teacher. Demand for my skills is spread more widely than most tech jobs.)
- jkinudsjknds 6y agoPretty sure there's plenty of people in rural second tier cities who don't get enough to eat, before any consideration of the cow's instagram following.