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One of the restaurants I frequent is owned by a Japanese chef from Sapporo. I've had multiple occasions where I am driving by from a night out at 2 am and see him still working on perfecting his tare. Occasionally I'll knock on the window and say hi if I am in the neighborhood way after hours.

Can you tell me about how lack of broadband access have affected rural communities in the US?

Edit: To be more specific. Do you have research on cases on say students having to walk to McDonalds for school work, inability to work due to Zoom connectivity requirements and other things that are not immediately obvious besides “they can’t watch Netflix or play video games”.