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>There are reasons for that, but they are generally bad ones involving people not wanting to live near other people Could have just ended the sentence there.
by eli_gottlieb 4y ago
>There are reasons for that, but they are generally bad ones involving people not wanting to live near other people
Could have just ended the sentence there.
- davidw 4y agoThat's not it though, really. People with a bit of cash - the kind who show up to planning commission hearings at 2 in the afternoon on weekdays - can very easily go buy some land in a remote place and do just that. They like city amenities though.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoMaybe? Some of us have significant others, who believe staying close to family and whatnot is of some importance. I don't, but I am biased since I left mine thousands of miles away and have not looked back much. If it was up to me, I would already have moved somewhere with lower taxes, but "kids, school and so on" currently takes priority over my selfish needs. <<They like city amenities though. Yes. I pay for them. I better like them. Otherwise, I will be the one complaining during next board meeting.