Do they regret that during the Uralic migration they lost their way and ended up in the boring Pannonia and now they're stuck there forever with Slavs, instead of going north like their Finnic cousins and live next to Scandis?

Does anyone else find it fascinating that while some countries have thousands of islands, fjords, mountains, valleys, lakes and rivers, others are just... balls of land with no real geographical features? What do Hungarian kids even spend the geography lessons in school learning?