bows1
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I had a couple friends who I grew up with (tiny tiny Kentucky farm town) that never wanted to leave our hometown. Which has a Wal-Mart and a second run movie theatre. only 10% of my graduating class went to college that wasn't the local community college, and I was one of 3 people that went out of state. Most people I knew from back then still live in my hometown. People have different aspirations!
Yea APK, I get what you're saying now. My initial point, which I never stated well, wasn't that everyone should travel the world, that's stupid. One of my best friends likes hanging out with his family, hunting, and playing in a big yard with his dog, I wouldn't expect him to want to move to Berlin. But everyone here can probably name 10 people off the top of their head that went to business school so they could get a sick salary, got some corporate job because it paid a sick salary, and have never had any other goals but getting a lot of income and now they just focus on buying a more expensive car and a bigger house and a hot tub. You'll never be happy like that but it's really common.
I had a couple friends who I grew up with (tiny tiny Kentucky farm town) that never wanted to leave our hometown. Which has a Wal-Mart and a second run movie theatre. only 10% of my graduating class went to college that wasn't the local community college, and I was one of 3 people that went out of state. Most people I knew from back then still live in my hometown. People have different aspirations!
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