Re:Homes 'Earn' Minimum Wage or More in Almost Half the Nati...
by usaar333 on Sunday July 01, 2018 @10:49PM
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Would it be expected for the median worker to be able to afford a median priced home? Most people buy homes these days with 2 incomes and therefore homes are priced (square footage, amenities, land value) for such income levels.
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Re:Homes 'Earn' Minimum Wage or More in Almost Half the Nati...
by vertex-four on Monday July 02, 2018 @05:42AM
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Of course, then you have a societal problem in that you’re tying people’s ability to keep a roof over their head to their ability to correctly find a partner they can be with for multiple decades.
Re:Homes 'Earn' Minimum Wage or More in Almost Half the Nati...
by EADGBE on Monday July 02, 2018 @09:48AM
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There are a slew of people out there who can keep a healthy relationship with someone much easier than keep a job. I'd venture to say that most people find benefit in finding a life partner. Hence why they keep doing it (even multiple times).
Of course, once someone finds someone else I suppose one should ceremoniously back down and stay home in order to conform to other norms.
Re:Homes 'Earn' Minimum Wage or More in Almost Half the Nati...
by usaar333 on Monday July 02, 2018 @10:45AM
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You aren't though. The majority of people do, so the median household (by definition in the majority group) fits that group of people.
There's plenty of 1 or 2 bedrooms for those who don't find a life partner, end their relationship, etc.