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Re:I Am a Twenty Year Truck Driver, Part 2: How Truckers Are... by blamazon on Saturday March 26, 2022 @08:08PM (#30816511)
It's a circle:

1. People flock there

2. Those people need services

3. More jobs needed to provide those services

4. Return to 1.

Aside from this, Ohio is a convenient place for logistics and commerce owing to a centralized location in the US, strong infrastructure, and a business-friendly regulatory climate. Hence, warehouses and factories serving the rest of the US which means the economy isn't self-dependent and this raises the minimum wage floor for everyone.

But, to answer your question directly, I imagine not everyone is eager to uproot their current lives and move to a suburb of an exurb of a suburb in Ohio.

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