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I'm gonna argue that all of those things are fungible commodities easily bought by the next supplier should they become unavailable from flyover country. Curio
by lozaning 7y ago
I'm gonna argue that all of those things are fungible commodities easily bought by the next supplier should they become unavailable from flyover country.
Curious why you've lived for so long in a state you apparently have a lot of disdain for. There must be something keeping you there.
- manigandham 7y agoIf they were so easily bought then they would be, but you missed the fact that the state is broke and can't pay for anything anyway. Family keeps my primary residence here, but that's irrelevant to the discussion. Here's an exercise: ask a CA resident to name 10 things that have gotten better over the last decade in this state. I'd be surprised if they name 1.
- lozaning 7y agoThese things are commodities, a bushel of corn is a bushel of corn is a bushel of corn. They're not more difficult to buy from elsewhere, the logistic just become marginally more expensive. There's not a buyer in the world that's going to buy the more expensive stuff first, but a marginal increase in logistics cost to buy corn from mexico instead of kansas is not going to result in california sinking into the ocean. What state do you think is just full to the brim with people waiting to talk about how good things are?