Is this way of life dead? I hate living in the city.

>>38722944
No, I don't think that it's dead, but I can see why you might think so. I don't know what city you live in. I live in San Francisco and that kind of culture ceased to exist here long ago. But it does still exist in most of the country.

The total cleaving between the lifestyles of "urban elites" and "middle America" is a phenomenon that has developed over the last fifty years. There really are two Americas these days. If this is something that you're interested in I'd recommend a great book called Coming Apart by Charles Murray that discusses some of the reasons for why this might have happened.

>>38722944
You have to go outside for it to work. Also they happen to live by each other and I doubt you had friends in high school anyway.

>>38723038
>it's a projecting normie episode

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>>38722944
here's a general map of finding places like this, some states might be inaccurate though

>>38722944
Absolutely not.
Shit, most of America is made up of small towns and farmland. You could easily find a KoTH style town somewhere if you looked.
you know, the show was based on mike judge's experience in a texas suburb

>>38722944
You would be hard pressed to find and become a part of any kind of suburban/semi-rural community, people don't really leave their homes.