> "How can you tell people they are not welcome to live in the cities where they work" is a nice feel good thing to say, but those are feelings. If you need it

> "How can you tell people they are not welcome to live in the cities where they work" is a nice feel good thing to say, but those are feelings. If you need it written in selfish then the issue is that eventually businesses will struggle to attract these sorts of workers and/or those workers will start living rough or sleeping in their car as a workaround. This causes hard to measure inefficiencies or other social problems and this all increases cost to business or other economic or social costs. The wheels of the economy function much better if everybody has affordable, secure shelter with a reasonable commute. I don't see how its "feelings" state this, its just basic modelling.