Idk if I count, but my grandparents were all rural farmers in China and I spent my early childhood there. I didn't really live in poverty but life was much simpler in my grandparent's village: limited electricity, no hot water source, coal fired stoves, no plumbing etc (although now they do have most of these things and internet) and you didn't really stress out about stuff.

We moved to Canada because my dad had bigger ambitions than living on a farm and I'm now in university. I think that even though I lived in Canada (and in a city) for the vast majority of my life, I still don't connect with liberals that well. I guess most libs are just stuck in their own bubbles and really can't fathom how "lower class" people live and/or look down on them as if lib culture is somehow superior.