I missed this call out.houndawg wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2023 8:26 amThey don't have insuranceUNI88 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 17, 2023 8:45 am
kalm says that's the problem with an unregulated market. Those markets need to be better regulated so that pricing is equalized and consumers in both neighborhoods pay and make the same price. The people in the nicer neighborhoods should make up for the pricing in the more run-down neighborhoods.
Two words: public transit.
‘88’s remedy:
Buy a car you can’t afford, pay for insurance you can’t afford, work your way through school at a minimum wage job designed as a stepping stone and not a living wage so that you can find a better paying job which enables you to move out of the ghetto and get more affordable insurance.
And don’t get sick and make sure you save enough to afford the rent while you’re there. And make sure you earn enough to support Internet and a phone as the economy needs you to keep consuming these luxuries you can’t afford.