> Houses here cost 1/3 or 1/4 of what they do in a big city.
And salaries are also lower. People don't move to the big city because they want to live there. They go there to study and then to make money so that they can afford any kind of real estate in their home town.
> Everyone just finds whatever job that enables them to do those things, and the priority is life, not work.
The condition of your quote above is that you already own real estate, which isn't true for but a few from the younger generations. Or that you live with your parents until you're 60 years old. Other than that, the deal is "get the hell out" and you're only welcome back if you can purchase some real estate.
It's true what you say about working online though, but then suddenly the whole world is open to you.
And salaries are also lower. People don't move to the big city because they want to live there. They go there to study and then to make money so that they can afford any kind of real estate in their home town.
> Everyone just finds whatever job that enables them to do those things, and the priority is life, not work.
The condition of your quote above is that you already own real estate, which isn't true for but a few from the younger generations. Or that you live with your parents until you're 60 years old. Other than that, the deal is "get the hell out" and you're only welcome back if you can purchase some real estate.
It's true what you say about working online though, but then suddenly the whole world is open to you.