Weird? Depends on your definition.
We have plenty of adults in assisted living here. The tend to act oddly, that being the nature of their disability. Some people are unnerved, in or even frightened, by some of the things some of them say or do.
We also have a number of younger people who present themselves in a specific way. I learned on here that they are probably 'Roadmen'. They are definitely weird, often quite threatening. Though oddly polite and well spoken if you say ' excuse me' as you try to walk passed by them.
And we also have some very local people. Born and bred, never been anywhere else. Thick Forest accent, quite a particular way of greeting strangers and friends and a very grumpy demeanour.
And then, as a contrast, we have the 'move ins' who just don't act like locals. Very odd.
Hell, we even have some known peadophiles thanks to County housing policies.
I live in a small market town to the West. Relatively isolated, very local but with lots of long term, well integrated Eastern Europeans. Everybody is weird to somebody and, on the surface, everyone is welcoming but that hides some very ingrained separatism and suspension.
Almost like this quiet, rural backwater is part of the real world.
What did you expect people to say @Kris02 ?
It's a really weird question, I think!