Luis

Marina

Luis

Marina

Luis

Marina

Luis

I think living in the country is far better than living in a city because you have the opportunity to escape from all the noise and the general day-to-day routine of... of living in a city... living and working in a city. In the country you can escape, you can breathe fresh air. I don't know... I think it's much... much better to live away from the city.

However, I prefer living in the city because I like that feeling of not being isolated from the rest of the world... having all modern conveniences at just one - like - at hand. You can get it at any moment of your... during your day, on the weekends, um, at any time of the day you can go shopping, you can find anything open. If you feel like doing something last minute, you can always jump into public transportation and get yourself a film or watch a play or get a drink without taking the car anywhere.

But I think the advantage of the country is you can do all that when you want to but you can still escape after doing that. In the city, there's no escape. You are always surrounded by... by people, by noise.

Well, it just depends on your point of view. I prefer being with all the noise and the people because I feel safer. Um, if you live out in the country, you are much more isolated and you have that feeling walking down the street that somebody's preying after you. Or you don't feel as if you're, um, maybe you can find in the city more danger, but if you don't have people around you then you have that feeling of not feeling safe.

I suppose it depends on what you consider living in the country as the whole. Living in the country doesn't have to be being completely isolated. Living in the country can be living in a small village or a very small town where you have all the amenities but, at the same time, you don't have the hustle and bustle of living in the city.

But then you have to waste more time commuting because you spend more time getting in and out to a city where you have most of your modern conveniences. Um, like I said before, anything dealing with entertainment or even just buying bread, you have to get your car to buy a loaf of bread if you forgot to buy your bread on Friday afternoon.

But maybe the fact that you're out in the open air will encourage you more to... to do more physical exercise. Maybe you, instead of getting in your car to go and buy the bread, you'd actually walk or take a bicycle, which living in a city taking a bicycle maybe isn't the safest thing to do.

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