As the pandemic rages on and the job market becomes increasingly competitive, young job-seekers are flocking to the southern part of the United States – but not for the reasons you might think.
According to a recent survey, the top three factors that are drawing young job-seekers to these southern cities are:
1. Cheap rent
2. Good music
3. Lots of restaurants that offer bottomless mimosas on the weekends
That’s right – forget about job security or career advancement opportunities, these millennials just want to be able to afford a spacious apartment, listen to live music, and get drunk at brunch without breaking the bank.
If you’re looking to join in on the fun, here are some of the hot spots that these job-seekers are raving about:
1. NashVille (not to be confused with the actual city of Nashville, this is a hipster enclave where everyone wears plaid and listens to indie bands)
2. Chat-N-Googa (a small town with a surprisingly strong brunch scene)
3. Au-Steen (known for its thriving art scene and all-you-can-eat sushi restaurants)
So if you’re feeling down about your job prospects, just remember that you can always move to the South and live your best bottomless-mimosa-fueled life. Cheers!
