>Yeah, it's harder to get a ride share, and you can't work in an office in the city without a very long commute. But there are higher priorities than those, lik

>Yeah, it's harder to get a ride share, and you can't work in an office in the city without a very long commute. But there are higher priorities than those, like growing better humans Pretty ridiculous statement here. So, the kids I knew in college who grew up in rural areas all said a lot of their peers (and sometime them) got (sometimes heavily) involved in drugs/alcohol because "there was nothing else to do." >Crime is much less of a concern where there are far fewer people. Disagree completely, I believe there is safety in numbers and the community mostly watches out for kids. (Personal experience here)