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Certainly, but that still describes enough housing. Unless there is an indication that these tech workers are living on the street homeless?
by randomdata 8y ago
Certainly, but that still describes enough housing. Unless there is an indication that these tech workers are living on the street homeless?
- acchow 8y ago> living rooms converted into de-facto bedrooms > but that still describes enough housing At what point does it not describe enough housing? 3 bunk beds in the living room and 2 bunk beds per bedroom? Someone living in the bathtub?
- randomdata 8y agoGood question. If someone has a tech career, which should provide sufficient income to be able to afford to leave town and head for a place where housing is more abundant, but decides to stay anyway, then presumably they can be considered to have housing. I am not sure it is fair for us to judge how people choose to live within those houses. If sleeping in a living room is your thing, more power to you.