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I know supply and demand, I grew up in California four miles from the beach, average middle class can not afford to buy a home there anymore at least not without help. My son lived there for awhile and paid $1,600 a month for a one bedroom apartment. We own a business, so I’m aware of supply and demand.
But WI is currently a liberal hellhole, no? And you live in a city, I'm guessing. Madison, perhaps?
Maybe you should move to Alabama is or Arkansas. Or to TN. I believe you're a teacher(?). These states desperately need better schools and teachers. I know, because I live here. Mind you, you'd have to accept a MUCH lower salary than what you're probably used to.
Has woman's intuition been taking a hit, lately? No, I do not live in Madison. I live on the other end of the state. Rural, rural area. So rural, we just got Betamax copies of My Dinner With Andre at our local video rental place. We'll break open the Spam and mainline cheese curds.
Lmao you just showed me a list of metro areas that have no relevance to this topic. Bend, Oregon? Lmao. Arguing with red people like you is just entertainment.
Humorously, the cities and places that most closely resemble feudal society are these blue city dystopias.
I live in TN, a state with a high crime rate, some of the worst school districts in the country, and pretty low educational attainment. It's also a hotspot for addictions of all kinds, including opioid addiction and alcoholism, with a shockingly unhealthy population overall.
Yep, I love small Republican cities lots and lots of supply and very little demand. Uncrowded stores, don't have to be around nasty, dirty, rude people all day and every day.
I think lots and lots of supply and very little demand is wonderful myself.
Thanks to high-speed internet, a vast majority of non-goods related employment can be done anywhere in the world.
What is appealing about being in COVID-19 petri-dish big cities that have skyrocketing issues with crime, rampant drug use because people are stressed, massive unemployment.
How many on welfare and resided in public housing in Brooklyn? How many poor, single mothers have children they couldn't afford in Brooklyn?
One couldn't pay me to be subjected to the culture of Brooklyn.
I’m from Brooklyn not sure what your goal here is. I can show you must worse ghettos in red states. Brooklyn alone could probably take on full cities located in red states. How sad!
Your post is filled with uneducated ramble. Something that can easily be countered.
I’m from Brooklyn not sure what your goal here is. I can show you must worse ghettos in red states. Brooklyn alone could probably take on full cities located in red states. How sad!
Has woman's intuition been taking a hit, lately? No, I do not live in Madison. I live on the other end of the state. Rural, rural area. So rural, we just got Betamax copies of My Dinner With Andre at our local video rental place. We'll break open the Spam and mainline cheese curds.
You'll fit right in here in TN, boy! Come on down!
Lmao you just showed me a list of metro areas that have no relevance to this topic. Bend, Oregon? Lmao. Arguing with red people like you is just entertainment.
If you'll focus your mental faculties for a minute, you will see a list in the second link, something I explicitly cited in the post, that list the top five and bottom five largest cities for economic growth. I then asked if you might see a pattern. I believe the bottom five were St. Louis, Detroit, Baltimore, Memphis, and Cleveland. Whaddya think?
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