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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People who walk in woods not streets.

People who make their own coffee,

People who grow food instead of going to “farmers markets “.

People who cook instead of “go to hip restaurants “.

People who live ethic good.

People who go to neighbors homes to visit over the corner bar.

People who ride bikes for fun not transportation.

People who don’t breath in exhaust when they walk with their kids.

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Haha what is this? Fanfic written by an urbanite trying to justify their flight to the boonies?

First of all, you're confusing the exurbs with rural areas. Exurbs look a lot more like this: https://goo.gl/maps/HrsYQY7GzLaMBf6n7 than whatever Green Acres nonsense you're imagining.

They're not walking in the wood, the woods got cut down to build their tract houses.

Barely anybody in the exurbs grows their own food other than maybe a raised bed or two so they can post "yay we're farmers" to their Instagram.

People cook instead of going to hip restaurants because the hip restaurants are an hour away.

People who live the "ethic good" wouldn't be caught dead in a 3,000sf McFarmhouse with a giant monoculture lawn and a car-dependent lifestyle.

Maybe you truly believe that's what your life will be like in east cupcake, but I assure you, the vast majority of people out there are driving to Wal-Mart and Home Depot on their weekends and binging Netflix while drinking 1.5L wine on weeknights.

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Sorry to break it to you but my home is surrounded by woods, creeks and lakes even the McMansions are..

I literally walk .2 mikes to the woods and take a 2-4 mile walk 4x a week. NATURE I love it!

I said I grow food instead of going to a farmers market, I didn’t say I get all my food is from my garden. Also I go to a farm for food not a farmers market where farmers have to take a whole day to sell a few things to people who think farmers markets are cool and trendy.

That was ethnic food btw. Better in the burbs.

Hip restaurant come and go here because we cook. Except Inferno I guess 2 Amy’s fire has its upsides.

I’m not sure why you think I care that my neighbors drink jug wine (judgmental much) and go to Walmart. They do… when they are not driving to DC to run your farmers market and cook at your hip restaurants. And when they are not cooking at your hipster restaurant I’m at their house for a cookout.[/quote]

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