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Thank you We sneak in and here's your shmoop douceur

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brought to you by restaurants We've been wanting to try

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the new mediterranean place that just opened up across the

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street but way have some reservations really All right check

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out this passage Feel about moving here I stayed in

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early us restaurants how many times you have to do

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this thing that charge there's a little citation thing another

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charge more citations and you weren't here Okay we're just

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done the passage most strongly suggests that people were attracted

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toe urban areas after world war two because why And

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hear the potential answers Yeah Well first of all we

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don't have to wonder if people were more attracted to

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urban areas after the war because we're flat out told

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that they were the only ask here is that we

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determine why there is such a mass exodus from rural

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areas cows and pigs finally rise up and drive him

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away from their farms and call on that one Mr

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orwell Yeah who's from ups good force from ups better

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was it because be these areas had more dining options

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Well you might be picturing a modern day city street

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with a starbucks and subway on every other corner but

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the reason so many eating establishments started topping up in

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the first place was because so many people flooded into

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cities to the increase in dining options was really more

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the result of the rise in urban population and the

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cause of it Could it be d There were more

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cultural experiences in the city's well same deal results rather

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than the cause There was no reason to put on

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a production of cats or fiddler on the roof for

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never before the cities were hugely populated but after they

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got jam packed there was suddenly an audience for all

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sorts of entertainment although their idea of entertainment might have

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been slightly different back then Number bill All right so

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yeah d is out next up See there was a

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depression in rural areas Well not at all In fact

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is the passage states Once the city's became more bustling

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the rural areas actually profited With all the new eateries

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popping up agriculture became mohr important and lucrative than ever

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Because all those fruits veggies and meat products had to

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come from somewhere And it's not like restaurant tours could

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just run out to the corner of thirty fifth and

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main and last so themselves a cow killing stuff So

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see ain't it Which means our answers A These areas

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had more job opportunities Yep If there was one thing

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the city's had all over rural areas it was the

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zillions of factory jobs All sorts of stuff needed to

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be built Unfortunately because the technology wasn't so great back

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then no robots plenty of stuff needed to be fixed

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too Awesome More jobs So yeah believe it or not

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there was a time in our history where not everything 00:02:46.23 --> [endTime] was made in china

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