I grew up in a rural area and currently live in a suburb… They are worlds apart in terms of: * Proximity to (non-farm) work * Available public/private schools

I grew up in a rural area and currently live in a suburb… They are worlds apart in terms of: * Proximity to (non-farm) work * Available public/private schools * Municipal amenities like parks and libraries * Basic retail services - groceries, clothing stores, etc. * Social activities/clubs In short, other than needing a car to get around both places, they don’t have much in common at all.