> I bet among among single 20-35 year olds who have enough disposable income to frequent certain sorts of places, it's much higher. I think people tend to just

> I bet among among single 20-35 year olds who have enough disposable income to frequent certain sorts of places, it's much higher. I think people tend to just gravitate toward doing the best things they can, as limited by time, cost, taste, and social access. It's the same reason sleep away camps on the east coast were/are disproportionately jewish -- you're drawing from the subset of parents with enough money to send their kids, but who aren't allowed to play golf or whatever, and share the same set of post-holocaust gemeinschaft ideals.