Extend that out to 10 years from now and I'll take that bet. Price goes up dramatically in the face of supply shortages, because when there's a shortage you pi

Extend that out to 10 years from now and I'll take that bet. Price goes up dramatically in the face of supply shortages, because when there's a shortage you pick your customers instead of them picking you, and some customers have a lot more money than others. Same reason software engineers make $300K/year after a few years experience (when I started my career 15 years ago $100K was considered a very good mid-career salary, and still is in some locales), and good childcare in the Bay Area now runs about $3000/month, and homes are $3M.