149.Once you have completed your education, would you return to your hometown to begin your adult life? Why or why not? (William and Mary)
If I do end up getting to do what I would love do after college, i do not think i will end up in Trivandrum, Kerala( India), but if I did, I do not want to be anywhere near Trivandrum. It is the capital of Kerala, and the worst place of Kerala. The city is under developed, and i would not like to have a desk job in some old building in the heat of Kerala. Kochi, a port in Kerala is probably the most developed place that have ever i visited. By the way, the state of Kerala is communist. Kochi would be the perfect Capital. Trivandrum does not suffer from any sort of environmental issues, it suffers from being old. All young men and women straight out from college do not stay back, they all immigrate to Middle Eastern countries. Because of job opportunities, proximity to home and no tax. It has happened in my mother’s family too. The Government of Kerala does not need our help in any way, and because of that it rules out the option of going back to Trivandrum. So now I can roam the world, get stuck battling an issue somewhere in the Amazon Rain Forest. This is all the future, who knows I might change my plans. At the moment I think I should go and find a college and waste two to four years of my life, while quarter of the population are students straight out of college with no jobs and no money.
If I do end up getting to do what I would love do after college, i do not think i will end up in Trivandrum, Kerala( India), but if I did, I do not want to be anywhere near Trivandrum. It is the capital of Kerala, and the worst place of Kerala. The city is under developed, and i would not like to have a desk job in some old building in the heat of Kerala. Kochi, a port in Kerala is probably the most developed place that have ever i visited. By the way, the state of Kerala is communist. Kochi would be the perfect Capital. Trivandrum does not suffer from any sort of environmental issues, it suffers from being old. All young men and women straight out from college do not stay back, they all immigrate to Middle Eastern countries. Because of job opportunities, proximity to home and no tax. It has happened in my mother’s family too. The Government of Kerala does not need our help in any way, and because of that it rules out the option of going back to Trivandrum. So now I can roam the world, get stuck battling an issue somewhere in the Amazon Rain Forest. This is all the future, who knows I might change my plans. At the moment I think I should go and find a college and waste two to four years of my life, while quarter of the population are students straight out of college with no jobs and no money.
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