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Living in the suburbs seems pretty equivalent with this lack of experience phenomenon, just basically a lack of association with other people and experiences. H
by SQueeeeeL 4y ago
Living in the suburbs seems pretty equivalent with this lack of experience phenomenon, just basically a lack of association with other people and experiences. He even explicitly mentions PTA meetings and "Live Laugh Love" signs, which are both pretty associated with white picket fence Americana.
Maybe there's a lot of people living in Manhattan whose main concern is their 4th graders position on the football team, but I somewhat doubt it
- mantas 4y agoFor me it looks like the same issue of rock'n'roll partying vs Mozart. There're many city folks who don't have a wide range of concerns. Eating out in a different restaurant or going to yet another rock show or doing yet another drug after some time stops being a new experience. At the same time, tending your garden is an experience as well. Especially anything beyond a simple lawn. Ultimately spending every weekend in your backyard is as novel as visiting bars and parties every weekend.