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To me, this is kind of like saying "this $5000 Armani suit feels the same as a $500 suit from Men's Warehouse". They're only the same if you ignore the details
by jxidjhdhdhdhfhf 3y ago
To me, this is kind of like saying "this $5000 Armani suit feels the same as a $500 suit from Men's Warehouse". They're only the same if you ignore the details, like living in one of the areas of the country with the nicest weather and best access to nature (California) or having access to the best culture, best food and most opportunity to make it big (New York).
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 3y agoLike fashion, those "benefits" are highly subjective.
- lexhart 3y agoTrue, but nevertheless the objective prices are only rising. The fact is that enough people enjoy those benefits to maintain the trend.
- brianleb 3y ago>>the best culture, best food and most opportunity to make it big (New York). You should get out more. None of those things are true anymore, if they ever were.
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