I think there's so many people here that, like, really care about where they live.
Especially after having, like, moved around quite a bit that, like, People care about Utah, care about where they live, and also are interested in pushing themselves and trying new things and being creative.
And that can be in a hobby or outdoors.
But it's fun to have things to talk about that I can't remember the last time that I met someone and our small talk was, what do you do for work? Yeah.
It's my least favorite.
I will tell you right now, if you meet me and I go to, it's like, what do you do for work? It usually means like, well, I have nothing.
It's like, so being born and raised here, Like, one thing that happens a lot is everybody's born and raised here, they leave and then they come back.
And before I was a kid, I would see like my older sister's friends or people I knew that were older would be like, oh, they left, they escaped.
Yeah, and then like three, four, five years later, they'd come back like, no, like, what do you mean? Like, why are you back here? And eventually I did the same thing.
And it's interesting, even when I came back, like I knew this was the place I wanted to be, but it was interesting because everything I'd taken for granted.
I grew up skiing 30 minutes away without any sort of lights or traffic or anything.
But it hasn't been until recently where I've been more engaged with people that are moved here because like so many people hate to be done Midwest, but like, there's like, well, this is why I'm here.
I think there's so many people here that, like, really care about where they live.
Especially after having, like, moved around quite a bit that, like, People care about Utah, care about where they live, and also are interested in pushing themselves and trying new things and being creative.
And that can be in a hobby or outdoors.
But it's fun to have things to talk about that I can't remember the last time that I met someone and our small talk was, what do you do for work? Yeah.
It's my least favorite.
I will tell you right now, if you meet me and I go to, it's like, what do you do for work? It usually means like, well, I have nothing.
It's like, so being born and raised here, Like, one thing that happens a lot is everybody's born and raised here, they leave and then they come back.
And before I was a kid, I would see like my older sister's friends or people I knew that were older would be like, oh, they left, they escaped.
Yeah, and then like three, four, five years later, they'd come back like, no, like, what do you mean? Like, why are you back here? And eventually I did the same thing.
And it's interesting, even when I came back, like I knew this was the place I wanted to be, but it was interesting because everything I'd taken for granted.
I grew up skiing 30 minutes away without any sort of lights or traffic or anything.
But it hasn't been until recently where I've been more engaged with people that are moved here because like so many people hate to be done Midwest, but like, there's like, well, this is why I'm here.
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