So you can make that value determination for every single person who lives in a city?
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So you can make that value determination for every single person who lives in a city?
The average rent is what? 3000 per month in nyc? I could fly there every weekend for the difference I currently spend in rent. I could almost have the same experience at the same cost.
Maybe, maybe not. But it's hard to argue that most if the people moving to these places, paying out the ass for things they under utilize, are being ripped off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diff-chan
At the current ticket price for a flight to quebec, I could fly there everyday for 15 years before I spent 3 mill.
Sometimes you got to keep up with the Jonsies.
So it would cost you the same amount to have almost the same experience? Why not just live here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fe 26
And depending on what you do or want to do, there are opportunities here that don't exist elsewhere. It's just how it is.
How much would the value of your used plane tickets have appreciated in those 15 years?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fe 26
People say this stuff about opportunities and yet half the people in that one thread that bitch about bad jobs live in cities. Same with people that stay in shitty jobs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diff-chan
Who do we have that actually takes advantage of it? Drew?
What about people who don't bitch about their jobs?
How much did a house appreciate a week after the housing crash?Quote:
Originally Posted by Diff-chan