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I never watched it, but wasn’t Californication big?
Gotta meme to keep it alive
You’re describing my pre-internet childhood.
(It wasn’t a 10k volt t-rex fence though)
It’s actually a PhD in trombone. Someone misheard it one time, and nobody has ever thought to follow up.
“Oh, Alan? Yeah, he has a doctorate in bones or something.”
Absolutely!
It’s probably also not uncommon for people who can work from home to have moved outward to lower cost-of-living areas during this time, but I bet that pales in comparison to the increase of young adults living with their parents.
They mention a few major influences, and population density is one of them. In areas with more sprawl and land, it’s more likely for people to drive longer distances. (This probably explains the Midwest and West)
They also mention poverty being a factor, where it’s more common for families to live together, or very close, in order to help support each other. (so probably explains the South)
Another thing to consider is grandmothers helping when couples have young children. I bet if we overlayed a map of locations where people are more likely to have kids, we’d see a trend too.
The council can be so cruel.
It was harder to identify than I expected, because the article I found was from Chile, and my Spanish is rusty. Lol
Looking for a big rock
I believe it’s the Atacama desert in Chile, according to a reverse image search.
Have you considered CrossFit?
How about tree chopped into firewood?
I must have missed it if this had just been posted in another community.
They would have explained that in the movie if this jerk didn’t blow it up.
But the goatee!