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i'm from the u.s east coast big city. it's always interesting to me how different people are. does anyone else think about this?
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They aren't all completely like that. The same could be said for the Northerners and Southerners. I think everyone is their own person and people just generalize people when they do something that fits into their stereotype. Some of it is true, however, the Southern hospitality and all, but I have family up in the north that are very hospitable to everyone. I feel like everyone is starting be their own individual because of all the division in this country (that's a topic I don't want to even get into, if you want to get into it just go to any news article because they are probably talking about it somewhere)
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I live in a big city but it seems like people are more hospitable when you venture away from crowds and city life. People seem to be kinder and more simple in their ways. The city I live in is fairly hostile with road rage and other things. I believe most people's behavior is a result of their surroundings.
Give me a cabin in the woods, away from large populations of people and I'd be a much happier camper!
Give me a cabin in the woods, away from large populations of people and I'd be a much happier camper!
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