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GanglyKhan posted...

I am aware of this and I do apologize for being flagrant in my last post. I just can't understand why people freely decide to live in cities when it's been shown time and time again that there is a sweet spot between population size and available incomes. It also has much to do with career choices as well and what not. As for those that are born into the cities or moved there as children, I do understand and am sympathetic with the overwhelming challenges that poses to them. Specifically, my beef is with the types that claim that they simply MUST live in a city because rural/suburban living is crap, then all they do is get a regular 9-5, order take out all the time, and complain about costs.

I don't even know what you're saying. #1 people are gonna live where the jobs are. #2 I live in a fairly rural state if you live in town it's expensive but if you live out of down you lose power on a regular basis and it takes them a week to get it back up.

Maybe you live in that magical place where you can find affordable housing that isn't in the ghetto and doesn't lack basic amenities that doesn't have a massive commute. But your expectations for people just don't always line up.