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I don't understand your point. Feel free to elaborate! If you mean the Roastery example: it is just one example of "premiums" urban millennials add to their ex
by woodpanel 7y ago
I don't understand your point. Feel free to elaborate!
If you mean the Roastery example: it is just one example of "premiums" urban millennials add to their expenditures. Short-Renting a car or ubering around isn't cheap in the long term either.
But while I'm at it: Whenever my first-world-native colleagues discuss things like, whether coffee should be made in an Aeropress or a Hario Syphon, for hours, it usually takes a glimpse towards my second- or third-world born colleagues faces to find confirmation, that this is just first-world nonsense.
- pjc50 7y agoPresumably those are your colleagues, i.e. highly paid software developers with disposable income who already have a good shot at the housing ladder?
- woodpanel 7y agoPresumably, a place with well paid software developers is usually crowded with a lot more software developers. So renting, not a problem. But buying: still not cheap. Add to this: you don’t buy if you don’t know how long you’re going to stay.