Vibrant social scene and relatively close to wilderness/nature parks. I was going to consider Seattle or Portland originally but they're way too leftist now and pretty sure cost of living is quite high. I was thinking Phoenix too but the cost of living is too high there as well.
Every city in North America with a vibrant social scene is expensive as fvck and “leftist.” You could try some mid-tier cities like Raleigh or Columbus but the social scene just isn’t going to be all that great. I heard Nashville is on the come up.
No there won't - with housing prices high, builders will be swooping in and adding to the supply, and so cities that are not geographically constrained will be able to easily add housing stock on the fringes (e.g., Dallas, Phoenix).
It could mean that chicks don't have enough to live on, and so they will start EscortMaxxing to pay the bills.
Could you imagine having to sex that up? She's even Norwooding!
Rents reach 'insane' levels across US with no end in sight
Rents have exploded across the country, causing many to fall behind on payments, dig deep into their savings or downsize to subpar units.apnews.com
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Indeed... but even women will suffer in this new economy. The fact of the matter is that most rich guys are also super stingy/cheap. Even if they do escortmaxx, they usually stick to 1 ~ 2 escorts that they trust and won't try new girls. And the regulars that they have on hand are absolute stunners.
Sure there will. Supply and demand. The escorts will just have to spread it for less.
Pretty sure the cost of living is higher now than in the 1930's. In addition, we're no longer on the gold standard, so 1.00 in 1930 was a 1.00 backed by gold or silver. Now, a dollar is a piece of cloth and paper backed by the full faith of the US feds (I.E. nothing). Hence the reason why it's purchasing power goes down all the time.
Phoenix has gotten way too expensive. You could go two hours south to Tucson for more reasonable costs. However, Tucson has a big downside. There isn't much of a social scene for those who aren't undergrad/grad students at the university, military personnel at the Air Force base, or retirees. I'd say Tucson is a pass though.
Nice goal post move. The minimum wage was created in the 1930s to guarantee a livable wage for US workers. Straight out of FDR’s mouth. Not only that, most households were single income not dual income. Corporate propaganda in 2022 might try to convince you otherwise.
Wrong... The U.S. Dollar is backed by debt. Once debt is all paid, no more money in circulation. If you go to a bank and get a loan for $1000 dollars, that money didn't exist until you owed it.
A dollar in 1930 was worth 16.99 today. That's basically 17 times the current value. (https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/). FDR never imagined that Nixon would remove us from the gold standard. Thus, the dollar continues to lose value. Thus, min. wage is no longer a livable wage.
This conversation is way over your head. You said it is backed by nothing. Now you backtrack and say it’s backed by Federal Reserve notes. Clueless.A dollar in 1930 was worth 16.99 today. That's basically 17 times the current value. (https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/). FDR never imagined that Nixon would remove us from the gold standard. Thus, the dollar continues to lose value. Thus, min. wage is no longer a livable wage.
You should read more before posting things you are not sure of.
Federal Reserve Note Definition, Lifespan, Features
Federal Reserve notes, or banknotes, circulate as legal tender in the U.S. and are the paper demand liability of the Federal Reserve Banks.www.investopedia.com
The U.S. Treasury prints the Federal Reserve notes, which are backed by the U.S. government. Nothing else. Not the economy, not your Aunt Suzie's government pension. Not social security, Nothing. Just like every other country.
Technically, it's backed by the fact that it is the de facto only way that legal judgments can be paid.
Yes, backed by nothing. Not sure why you cannot comprehend. It is not, in no way backed by the goods and services of the economy, just the full faith and credit of the federal government. We default, the rest of the world is not going to go and take our goods and services. How would one take a service away from a private citizen anyway?
