> and excruciatingly slow permitting process. I'm seeing a lot of municipal and state services and even private sector license-like approvals exacerbating the

> and excruciatingly slow permitting process. I'm seeing a lot of municipal and state services and even private sector license-like approvals exacerbating the demand for people that are already approved. Yeah it is really hard to see what the market is really signaling, because the market can't correct itself with more entrants because pandemic restrictives absolutely have slowed down the gatekeepers. But yeah, after a certain while you can't put your life on hold. Look up the top killers in the 1600s, all sorts of phantom and misnamed ailments that could get you at any time! Note, this isn't a post about ignoring the pandemic, only that the idea of people being poor and twiddling thumbs in their homes until the bread line opens up again is just completely wrong.