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There's strong social pressure to maintain your career and pour many hours into it in the US, too. That doesn't have very much to do with whether there are eno
by rspeer 8y ago
There's strong social pressure to maintain your career and pour many hours into it in the US, too.
That doesn't have very much to do with whether there are enough places to live. If the places where the careers are have fewer available places to live than they have people, it doesn't matter how dedicated you are, you can still fall out the bottom of the market.