boredom reigns

Boredom reigns over the skulking, dark skies of these desolate plains. 

nowhere to go, nothing to do.  It scratches at the door to my brain, teeming with temptations of nothing.  The people here are pink and round, their children have no manners.  All they want is another burger, a milkshake perhaps.  What is this life that these people live?  It's a wonder to me that suicide isn't more prevalent round these parts here.  I hate it and yet I love it.  I love it for the mere fact that it makes me realize how wrong I was to leave you behind, oh city of mine.  Where would I be without the city that never sleeps.  Middletown, Pennsylvania is where.  That beautiful city where, any time day or night, you can find something to do.  I think we should install more cities into this country.  This kind of laziness and sense of nothingness are what breed idiocy in this country.  Build a real city in every state, i say.  That way these people have some chance of achieving something.  Situations such as these do not engender the people of the area to come up with new and brilliant ways to achieve things.  It is areas like these that keep a good portion of our nation lazy and poor.  if every rural bum fuck town like this was located near a major city, there would be constant trade of labor and ingenuity between the city and the suburbs that would benefit both.  Back and forth the cycle could go, increasing the local economies as so many people strive to do.  If there were a major metropolis in every state, we could decrease the overcrowding of the already established cities and have more cities which would have room for more people.  More people equals a bigger workforce, and more human capital equals higher productivity and better local economies and a better aggregate economy as well.  Changes must be made.  Mouthpiece signing off comrades.