This is like being rich and trying out homelessness for a month. No matter how authentic you try to make your experience, you know you can always go home at any

This is like being rich and trying out homelessness for a month. No matter how authentic you try to make your experience, you know you can always go home at any time and in any real emergency you've got a lot more options than the average homeless person. I would want to hear ideally from people who actually lived there and now live in other places. These are the people that know the truth about what it is like and also have a basis for comparison. A person of unknown journalistic integrity editing a series of interview of locals on his tax-break vacation who is incentivized by view counts isn't compelling.