> It’s harder for creative professionals to make a living in big cities. Still more desirable to be the creative in the giant loft in the city doing really int

> It’s harder for creative professionals to make a living in big cities. Still more desirable to be the creative in the giant loft in the city doing really interesting or weird stuff that has no discernible market value except that the opaque market valued it for millions anyway. You aren't going to have any of that in Small town, Anywheres. Just a few graphic designers that suddenly have a manageable cost of living, I can admit there is utility in that. I guess.