> People that can't afford that typically have the choice between crappy urban schools or good suburban schools. That sounds like USA specific problem, in Pola

> People that can't afford that typically have the choice between crappy urban schools or good suburban schools. That sounds like USA specific problem, in Poland, Kraków all good high schools were in city center. Most of students were using bus/tram. > I'm guessing you pay significantly more for food at these local places than you would at a big box grocery store. Plus, you're less able to buy in bulk to get those time&money savings. Not really applicable in Poland, prices in Biedronka supermarket (closest to me is on ground level of apartment tower) are basically the same as in Auchan (big supermarket on suburbs). > Plus, you're less able to buy in bulk to get those time&money savings. Last time I checked any savings would be eaten by extra cost and time of going over 2km to the shop.