The problem I&#x27;ve found with your description of suburban life is that what you describe relies on having neighbors you get along really well with and identify with.  But in my experience, suburban neighbors were generally very conservative, religious, and frequently outright unneighborly, letting their vicious dogs run wild or bark at all hours of day and night.  The suburbs, in my experience, seem to attract people who want to live &quot;off the grid&quot; in rural Alaska or something but can&#x27;t afford to do so, but act like that anyway.<p>Anyway, a place that&#x27;s full of conservative religious people is going to repel Millenials for what I hope are obvious reasons.<p>And why would I want to help someone rebuild a &#x27;71 Camaro?  I&#x27;m not even a Millenial, but I have no nostalgia for poorly-engineered, obsolete junk.  Man cave?  You&#x27;re sounding like an overweight, cheap-beer-swilling 40-something there.  And you wonder why the Millenials don&#x27;t like the same things you do?