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You mis-read that. The point is that they don't make it worthwhile to businesses to provide those advantages. They aren't there 12+ hours a day, only at night,
by waterlesscloud 13y ago
You mis-read that.
The point is that they don't make it worthwhile to businesses to provide those advantages. They aren't there 12+ hours a day, only at night, when people spend less money anyway, so how could they?
They aren't sufficient customers for the city's businesses and restaurants. Later at night, a bit. On weekends, some. During the work week? Not at all.
And that works in bedroom communities where rents and other costs are lower. It doesn't work in cities.