My logic is that it has less competition of homeless people, and in my country they have more jobs there because not enough non-retired people live there or can travel there for work.
I live in a city next to a big national park and there’s a bunch of villages out there with many hotels and cafes and shops for hikers and climbers visiting the area, but - the train fare to these places costs 1 hour of wages. Buses and trains only go through occasionally so timing it is a bit of a pain too.
If one needs a job but doesn’t have to worry about getting back home to the city, why not go somewhere where they need more hands?
Why would you want to be driven to smaller towns?
My logic is that it has less competition of homeless people, and in my country they have more jobs there because not enough non-retired people live there or can travel there for work.
I live in a city next to a big national park and there’s a bunch of villages out there with many hotels and cafes and shops for hikers and climbers visiting the area, but - the train fare to these places costs 1 hour of wages. Buses and trains only go through occasionally so timing it is a bit of a pain too.
If one needs a job but doesn’t have to worry about getting back home to the city, why not go somewhere where they need more hands?