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>> "He's reached a state where the benefits of 'city' do not outweigh the compromises one has to make to live there." But it's like complaining water is wet. T
by k-mcgrady 11y ago
>> "He's reached a state where the benefits of 'city' do not outweigh the compromises one has to make to live there."
But it's like complaining water is wet. That's just the way it is. There are things cities have that smaller towns don't a vice versa.
- Nursie 11y agoPart of the problem highlighted here is that it wasn't 'just the way it is' until about 15 years ago. Before that, much of London was relatively affordable to live in, for a couple of middle class professionals. Now, it's not.
- dreamfactory2 11y agoAnd compared to 15 years previously that was also 'unaffordable' (even with the crash in the 90s)