/int/ - International

The posted video has some Kowloon vibes.

Bernd would like to live in such an urban area. Instead he is living in a rural area like the other pic. Feels like outback to Bernd.

>>1957 >Bernd would like to live in such an urban area Why?

>>1957 Both are bad. Rural because mostly old people, no action, no entertainment and second is too big, too anonymous, crowded, etc. A mix between those two is the best or living in an outer district with good connection to the big city.

>>1959 >>1958 >>1957 It's a matter of personal experience in the end. It would be interesting to live in such a place for a while if you never experienced it, but making your entire life there would be hellish.

>>1957 I'd consider the bottom pic urban. By the looks of it, it could be a state capital here, including young people. I'd prefer this small city over the cyberpunk dystopia, but I'd prefer both over the outback with a handful of old people and IQ 70 farmers.

In Germany the later pic is considered rural. At least if you live in the Ruhrgebiet or Hamburg/Berlin.

>>1962 Rural is for me when I leave Berlin and drive through Brandenburg. t. Berlinbernd

His accent makes me laugh so much. Chinks are fucking adorable. Cosy video, would visit China and eat lamb skewers and dry noodles daily if I wasn't a filthy NEET.

>>1959 This is what I always thought, a rural town just outside a major city, close enough to commute for work and cultural stuff, far enough to be quiet, clean and have a sense of community.