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But if more people stay at home then socialising isn't a problem if enough people are doing the same thing. There's also then incentive for companies to move ou
by jiggy2011 12y ago
But if more people stay at home then socialising isn't a problem if enough people are doing the same thing. There's also then incentive for companies to move out of the big cities if they can hire a cheaper workforce.
- nilkn 12y agoThe socializing would have to happen within parents' residences. Let's face it: parents aren't going to approve of everything that young people want to do. There are bars and clubs, but what do you do when you come back home? And besides, not everybody would want to relegate their entire social life to clubs.