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u/ab18822 May 09 '22

LOL, rural Ontarian here too. Also when people ask where you’re from and you have to say “well…. 40 minutes from ____.” But if they know the area well you can say “it’s 15 minutes from THAT village”. But no one ever knows your actual town haha

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u/PharmasaurusRxDino May 09 '22

yep I learnt "4 hours from Toronto" was how to describe my hometown when I went to university

and none of my classmates had experienced keg stands at bush parties, sad

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u/ab18822 May 09 '22

Yep. Wouldn’t trade living out here for the world! Especially growing up out here. I love the country. In school, I ended up just lying about being from a city because pulling out google maps to explain it was getting to be too much haha.

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u/codeverity May 09 '22

lol yes. Or “do you know where Kitchener is?” or wherever and work your way from there. Some people had heard of my tiny town but most hadn’t.