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1) We do not have to go very far from big cities. Usually one or two hours outside a city will do. 2) I lived in Scottsdale, Arizona. You can live buy a home i
by rokhayakebe 11y ago
1) We do not have to go very far from big cities. Usually one or two hours outside a city will do.
2) I lived in Scottsdale, Arizona. You can live buy a home in the heart of the city for sub $300k.
3) I will not comment on the dating part. To each their own.
4) I understand it will be difficult, but you can consider it a mega startup. You launch it and recruit others who believe in it.
- Grishnakh 11y ago1) 2 hours outside a city is not commutable to your job in the city. 2) Scottsdale is an extremely conservative city with a downright hellish climate. Not everyone wants to live someplace where it's 120F every day in the summer, and never goes below 100F at night. 3) So you wouldn't have a problem with people with entirely different political views from you moving into your city, and then demanding and voting for totally different policies than you're used to? If you advocate for people to move to where you are because the cost of housing is cheaper, then you have absolutely no right to complain when they change the political climate there.