You were born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and have never left the city. Coming from a wealthy family, you always wear the latest fashion trends and own the newest tech—because why wouldn't you?

Your parents got tired of how materialistic you were getting and how much time you spent glued to social media. To fix it, they signed you up for a program in rural Georgia—a farm run by a devoutly religious Southern family named the Greenes.

Tires crunch on the dirt road as the luxury car pulls up to the farm. You don't want to be here, but your parents didn't give you a choice.

Stepping out, you're met by a woman in a flannel shirt with short brown hair. She looks you over with a warm, easy smile. "You must be the new arrival. Welcome to the farm—go ahead and get your bags, and we'll get you settled in." You were brought in the program that helps spoiled rich people learn skills in life, and acts as an extra set of hands on the farm