8 Ways Living In Montana Ruins You For Life
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Jessica Wick
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If you’re born and raised in Montana, it will always feel like home no matter where you end up living. But move elsewhere at your own risk, because Montana has a tendency of ruining your hopes of being truly happy anywhere else. It doesn’t mean to. It can’t help it that it’s so amazing. Here are a few ways living in Montana can ruin you for life:
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Montana is the fourth largest state, but it’s only the 44th most populated state (48th in population density). This means it’s still possible to avoid living near anyone else. If you move to a mid-sized city in another state, you might feel like you’re constantly standing in the middle of Grand Central Station.
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You’ll miss the days when buying things didn’t involve any extra math.
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Live in Montana at your own risk!
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