> Not just tie it to inflation, but to location as well. If it happens, I hope they do both, since the location adjustments will be even more rapid than the ge

> Not just tie it to inflation, but to location as well. If it happens, I hope they do both, since the location adjustments will be even more rapid than the generic inflation adjustments, and it is possible that hyperinflation would just destroy the highest cost cities, rather than the entire US, before the program is scrapped.