[P-40]

If prices stay high and unstable, it will eventually effect the burbs. First though, the prices will affect what we drive, how we commute, what time of day we commute, etc.

[CertainInalienableRights]

If prices stay high and unstable, it will eventually effect the burbs. First though, the prices will affect what we drive, how we commute, what time of day we commute, etc.

I tend to agree with your assessment.

In larger part, the central cities are such hellholes of liberalism, that many people would pay a lot more to stay out of them. Especially those with kids.

I live in the Rat stronghold of Cleveland. The schools have pretty much sucked for 40 years now compared to the suburbs. If I had kids, I'd pay just about any expense to keep them out of the local indoctrination centers.