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**chuecaloversvvp** · 01-13-2008, 04:24 AM

Originally posted by DanS

It's a pretty simple standard. Most people can go live in a normal US suburb and enjoy a very high standard of living. It's not the same in a city. I live in the city and none of those nice scenes that this guy pictures include families -- there's not a single family in my ~ 150 unit condo building. I live in a building with 112 Units, and there are a LOT of families, so many that they are looking for space to put a playroom for all the damned rugrats. Maybe you should move to a dynamic lively city and not that dump you live in.

Look, Americans have a great deal of choice about where they will live and have few qualms about moving. They live in suburbs for what they believe to be good reasons. Americans live in suburbs because gas is cheap in the US and banks are willing to loan cheap money for new housing developments.

01-13-2008, 04:24 AM	#10
chuecaloversvvp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 378 Senior Member	Originally posted by DanS It's a pretty simple standard. Most people can go live in a normal US suburb and enjoy a very high standard of living. It's not the same in a city. I live in the city and none of those nice scenes that this guy pictures include families -- there's not a single family in my ~ 150 unit condo building. I live in a building with 112 Units, and there are a LOT of families, so many that they are looking for space to put a playroom for all the damned rugrats. Maybe you should move to a dynamic lively city and not that dump you live in. Look, Americans have a great deal of choice about where they will live and have few qualms about moving. They live in suburbs for what they believe to be good reasons. Americans live in suburbs because gas is cheap in the US and banks are willing to loan cheap money for new housing developments.
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