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When there's no toll I can drive right onto as many roads as I want and never pay a dime. Sure, my car isn't free, but that's a sunk cost. One could even argue
by rcpt 2y ago
When there's no toll I can drive right onto as many roads as I want and never pay a dime. Sure, my car isn't free, but that's a sunk cost. One could even argue that the more I drive the better deal I get.
Housing? Doesn't matter if it's San Francisco or Iowa, if I want a place to rest for a night I need to pay.
- AnthonyMouse 2y ago> When there's no toll I can drive right onto as many roads as I want and never pay a dime. Sure, my car isn't free, but that's a sunk cost. Do you somehow have access to free fuel or electricity? > Housing? Doesn't matter if it's San Francisco or Iowa, if I want a place to rest for a night I need to pay. You want to ignore the fixed cost of owning a car but not the fixed cost of owning a home?