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This seems like a strangely theoretical argument, as if the world outside America simply does not exist.
by tmnvdb 1y ago
This seems like a strangely theoretical argument, as if the world outside America simply does not exist.
- zephyrthenoble 1y agoIsn't the article about college towns in America? It's not theoretical there. A more universal example is probably towns with large seasonal influxes, such as ski towns or beach towns, but unlike a college town, these locations attract people of all ages and incomes. College towns in the US have an influx of specifically 18-22 year olds who can afford college but might not have a lot of disposable income, and most leave during the summer.