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No offense, but presumably your parents did the same thing when they had you for similar reasons. This is simply what happens when you have kids. However, ther
by mbesto 5y ago
No offense, but presumably your parents did the same thing when they had you for similar reasons. This is simply what happens when you have kids.
However, there are separate but related trends which the articles points out:
- The south's quality of living has drastically increased over the last 20~30 years
- People aren't seeing state localized benefits from high state taxes (IMHO Illinois might the worst tax:benefit ratio in the country)
- Work from home acceleration has accelerated lower cost of living with high quality of life centers (see -> the south)
P.S.- I grew up in the north shore Chicago. /wave
- selectodude 5y ago>People aren't seeing state localized benefits from high state taxes I always think this, and then I leave Illinois and immediately notice that the infrastructure in neighboring states (Indiana and Missouri, namely) is abhorrent. I think it's just all relative.