How do small towns even exist?

Do you live in Logan Creek?

My parents moved to the old family house in a village of 19

Town of 1500 reporting in. No Mcdonalds only Caseys (pizza and gas place) and dollar general. Both of which prioritize bum fuck nowheres for some reason. Lotta pick up trucks, lotta farms, and a lotta of driving for most people. Every other business does not survive here and most die off after ten years.

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If you need something you drive 20 minutes to the nearest 10k population town.

>Where are they getting this money from?
you're the only real one here the rest of us are npcs the creator gives us the trucks and money.

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1 Italian place, and they are badass super good, but pricy - Also uber EATS

None, I haven't met any of them actually. Just moved here... there is 3 bars tho which are kind of packed

They are buffer towns between big towns- Generally better places to live, Cheap cheap cheap taxes- My elec bill was 18$ and my gas bill 20$

I had to build a 120ft tower to get a P2P system in place, runs at 20-50ping between 20-30MBS- Its pretty sweet, i can technically shoot it from my tower to the other tower and tell the system to route me a different way every time which makes me user as fuck if i wana be anal about it. Its almost decentralized up until i finally go from a tower to the main node.

Also, Cars, Guns, offroad, hunting coyotes and generally being able to do whatever the fuck I want on my land

Wheres that?

Nice, We have a old family house in chicago, have had it almost 110 years now

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>Nice, We have a old family house in chicago, have had it almost 110 years now
This one has been in the family for 6 centuries, along with the land around (a few fields we rent out and a forest). Nearest church and bar are 10 minutes away by car, shops are 30 minutes away.

>centuries
Whattttt thats awesome- What country?

France. Also the internet isn't that bad but no fiber obviously. It's only 1h30 away from the city.
When I was a kid we drove there every friday afternoon after school and came back in the city sunday evening.

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Looks awesome, I just hope your not overrun by the mooslim refugees coming in. Would be a shame.

We should depopulate small towns and let nature take over. We don't need endless copies of the same shit town full of chain restaurants and NPCs. Waste of natural resources to sustain all those "people"

Nah, the mayor of my city sends every "refugee", gypsy or assorted scum to Paris where they belong.
Sadly I have no pic of the house itself on my phone. That was two weeks ago.

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And who will grow your food you fucking retard ?

Niggers

land ownership, faggot

this is where money come from

You mean big citys, Yeah that will happen naturally. Citys are parasitic

Based as fuck.
How the fuck do you have THAT much snow already, holy shit.

Land is absurdly cheap in the countryside, can't make much money out of that. Farming and food industry, a bit of forestry and carpentry, some services.

Dunno, weather is fucked up this year, two weeks ago you needed a winter coat to get out and rn I'm goong to work in a shirt, sleeves up.

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small rural towns sure are interesting, and from my experience, fairly friendly and warm once you get west of the ozarks, and the rivers go from muddy brown to nice and clear. Kentucky can go die in a hole.

I rode my bike bike across the US this summer and after coming down the underground railroad head west through missouri, kansas, Colorado, up into wyoming, montana, idaho and finally oregon. things really changed the further west I went until i got near the coast, and i really liked the giant sections of BLM land and the way out parts where theres so much space people can do whatever the fuck they want, unlike here in tax-achusetts urabn areas that I moved back to for my gf. fucking hatte high population density. after a while i though seeing more than 5k pop marked on my map was a big city. it was nice

Dans quel coin mon cher ?
Ça a l'air charmant comme endroit.

Massif Central

They dont they are a cia psyops

Thats pretty crazy- I cant wait to see what the fuck happens this winter.
Dude its too bad you are in france, those hills would be killer for some precision rifle practice and i know they are pretty anti-fun like the rest of the EU.

Federal land is the tits, truly one of the greatest parts of america. Not even kidding, once i make it im fucking off to Wyoming or Montana and spending my days doing fuck all in the great outdoors.

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Je m'en doutais un peu.

Je prévois de me trouver une petite baraque dans une région rurale et pas chère comme ça, merci le télétravail.

Tu recommandes ? Sachant que je préfère passer mon temps à jardiner ou tirer à l'arc que "sortir en ville".

Pas trop chiant pour toutes les commodités ? Genre pharmacie, etc...

Also check this shit out
aier.org/article/wyoming-becomes-most-crypto-friendly-state

HB 70: Utility token bill. This is the bill that could have the most significance in the long run, given the direction innovation is taking place. This legislation defines the meaning of a utility token in a way that would make it exempt from securities regulation

But when the traffic on BIZ picks back up, dont fucking tell the rest of them fags about this- Wyoming is based as fuck and i dont want to literately have to be dumping dead hippys in the woods

amen brother. my plan is to build out a custom off-grid schoolie and explore. maybe down the line get a plot of land to set up a nice garden/homestead and a place to park and set up the stuff I can't fit in the bus like a workshop

bank loans

We have a few hunting rifles actually, my grandpa taught me to shoot when I was a kid. I don't like hunting much but this area is full of boars, lots of people are hunters here.

Je recommande chaudement oui. Dans un petit bled comme celui (7 maisons) ci il n'y a aucun commerce et il faut conduire 30 minutes pour aller au village de 2000 habitants le plus proche. Si tu veux quand même quelques commodités accessibles à pied je te conseille donc un village pas trop petit
>Tence
>Montfaucon
>Chambon sur Lignon
>St Agrève
>Lamastre
Quelques pistes si tu cheches des idées.

They don't get big chain places. A lot of the businesses/restaurants are basically run out of people's homes. For example, my crew camped just outside of a very tiny town while we were passing through Wyoming. The gas station was just a family's home with a pump in front, little toddlers running around the store/etc. The local restaurant was just a dude cooking on a grill outside of his house, his very cute little girls working as waitresses, food was really good though. I've been through a lot of small towns in my line of work because I work in remote wilderness.

Basically, they make money on people passing through, exporting stuff, or travelling for work and coming home on weekends.

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Crystal meth

Is smalltown living the most bluepilled living ever?
>Live in a small town
>Not connected to nature like the villages and thus not redpilled
>Not having whatever the fuck benefit of urban life
It's like the ultimate onions boy move

How would you qualify a small town ? Where do you draw the line between a small town and a village ? Also yes, that's why small towns are in a decline really.

>il faut conduire 30 minutes
Plutôt 10-15 mais le temps de sortir la voiture, de trouver où se garer, etc.
Le gros avantage des tout petits villages est que tu peux avoir du terrain pour pas cher.

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If youre living more than 5 minutes away from a farm

Ayy when I was in high school it was located right next to farmland, in a 2 millions inhabitants city.

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Fuck, you know what I mean. How do you define a small town then

I grew up in a town of

I say over 2000 inhabitants it's a town.

Oui, idéalement j'aimerais avoir un minimum de terrain.

Tu fais tes courses dans une ville proche ? J'imagine que sinon ça revient vite bien plus cher.
Ça fait vite cher en essence tout ça non ?

Merci pour les conseils en tout cas.

>Also, Cars, Guns, offroad, hunting coyotes and generally being able to do whatever the fuck I want on my land
Sounds super comfy desu

>be me
>live in town of 500
>riding dirt bike thru town
>just ripping around
>Andy Taylor gets behind me and flips his lights on
>slowly divert into an empty field and ride away

fuck the police lel

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>Where are they getting this money from?
they all have family farms and get fat stacks from government subsidies (welfare)

Ironically enough, these typically hyper red cities tend to rely on social welfare

except farmers usually agree to grow something in exchange for those subsidies like Corn.
Niggers on Welfare only grow crack.

i-it's not welfare if they're white and it's corn

>i-it's not welfare if they're white and it's corn

>forgot green text

>Hicks
>Self-awareness
?

We should let all of our farmers get out-competed by foreigners, so that we become dependent on Mexico for food. What could go wrong?

I think there is a clear difference between the government subsidizing a service like farming, and the government subsidizing crime like niggers

>small town
>single owner/franchiser
>50k yearly cost (less staff, lower rent etc etc)
>100k rev.
>50k profit.

>big town
>mulitple owners/holders of franchise
>500k yearly cost
>700k rev
>200k profit
>divided by 5 people
>40k profit each

At first sight it looks like the big town is making the most money, but in reality...they aint.

>welfare is okay as long as they're white and it's corn

Nothing, it would free the farmers to specialize in more productive fields (no pun intended) and further innovate for us all. Literally a win-win scenario.
Trying to artificially maintain low-skill nonspecialized jobs like this stagnates and suffocates an extremely advanced economy like the US'. This is literally economics 101.

>50k yearly cost
>-100k revenue
>100k government subsidy
>50k "profit" (even though no one benefits)

Is it comfy or isolating?

Yes. All the illegals coming up here are the fault of the same rural people bitching about them. We can out subsidize our farmers more than Mexico can for corn, and they run up here for work.

I was from a small town of 1500. Nearly everyone has a “bad back” or “bad knee” and can’t work. And milks social security or VA benefits and claims to be “retired”. It’s the whole reason the military is worshipped in these places. Can get 80-100% military disability $3k a month when you get out. The old fucks had union jobs and made sure to destroy the union on the way out so they could retire opulently and the kids don’t get shit. Fuck these people.

Alors si t'es vraiment dans un petit hameau tu as pas le choix de la voiture ou non. Dans tous les villages que je t'ai cité tu peux faire tes courses à pied sans problème, surtout que tu as souvent des marchés (un ou deux par semaine) qui sont moins chers que les grandes surfaces. Après c'est sur que tu depenseras plus en essence qu'en ville mais bon ta grosse baraque de coûtera le quart ou moins du prix qu'elle aurait coûté en ville.

>This is literally economics 101.
Yeah, economics 101 teaches us that domestic producers will always be able to magically come up with new technology to out-compete cheaper foreign product. Every post you make is more wew worthy than the last.

Depends on population density, really. Upstate NY has a ton of towns with 2000-3000 people spread out across a 50 square mile area. Half of the population lives in a 1-3 square mile village so the rest of it is rural as fuck.

delete this user, its unpatriotic

land is so cheap in flyover states and small towns, you could buy a huge house for like 200k, the same house would cost 1-1.5m anywhere else

similarly rent is fractional compared to cities, a business unit is like $5000 a month in a city, in small towns id assume their rent is probably below $800 a month

Basically you trade convenience and big city living for a stable and comfy household, but evident by the population density in the big cities, not a lot of people chose to do so

Nobody tell this city kike our secret.
t. Small town business and land owner with a nice truck.

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Yes goy leave the countryside, we need you all conglomerated in the (((cities))) where you’re more easily policed and exposed to our brainwashing

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