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It might be chasing what you don't have. You grew up in the Alps and "had always access to right away" in a rough sense. I grew up away and it was a planned e
by can16358p 5y ago
It might be chasing what you don't have.
You grew up in the Alps and "had always access to right away" in a rough sense.
I grew up away and it was a planned event to schedule a vacation/trip to the Alps abroad, making it relatively more valuable (regardless of the financial aspects).
- wink 5y agoNo disagreement here, but my point was mainly on the demographics. I'm pretty sure there are just as many 'typically well-off' groups that would do skiing OR snowboarding, like lawyers, doctors, or engineers. Then again lawyers have this stuffy aura to them, maybe they prefer skiing? ;)
- can16358p 5y agoYup. I see your point and totally agree. About the demographics I'd love to see some statistics about different professions and their skiing vs snowboarding preference. Might have nice sociological/psychological points of interest there.