Do your options to live end at your state borders? "Not in my city" is the same thing on a smaller scale. We could take it to an absurd conclusion and say "let

Do your options to live end at your state borders? "Not in my city" is the same thing on a smaller scale. We could take it to an absurd conclusion and say "let's just move to the jungle in the amazon and live for free, there's no traffic there either!" but that's not the point I'm making. Health insurance is a big sticking point, I'm not trying to downplay the overinflated cost at all, even where I live it's still a huge burden and consideration. Too many people do without it, but that's anywhere you go, city or rural town. I don't believe this is a distinction of living inside or outside of a city, if anything, working class people in cities are more likely to do without because of inflated housing cost, and there's more working class people in cities than outside of them. It's not easy living anywhere. But what negatives are you willing to live with for what positives?