not a bad option, your parents must have left their village for a city. The same you are doing.
In some ways, dynasties are built when people take risks.
Won't you miss the jet spray?
Yes
No. The better life craze will wane off soon. Then you'll miss your loved ones and being around them.
Yes, if you only care about you, yourself and your money and no else if this world. Happy to be a loner and a second grade citizen all your life.
Best option if you already have a job in hand
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