> That is the entire value proposition of a city … 3x as much in rent for the same pay because you like the local chicken place We are going in circle. Economi

> That is the entire value proposition of a city … 3x as much in rent for the same pay because you like the local chicken place We are going in circle. Economic opportunities are clearly not the entire value proposition of a city. It’s a very convenient way of living. It’s not about a chicken place. It’s about walking your children to school, being able to go to conferences, to see plays or attend a concert. It’s also just nice to not need a car. It’s very advantageous to just live close to others. I don’t know where you get your 3x from by the way. An average city rent here is only 20% to 30% more expensive than living in the countryside. We are not talking about San Francisco.