- Nov 10, 2019
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Don't be a dumb ass. Stay where you are for the reasons you like staying there. Lots of people do move, every day for a variety of reason, like crime or high taxes. Some move to get out of heavy gun control states. Whether gas prices in the short term are that important to you or not is up to you.Yeah moving is so easy for people.
What an infantile response.
If you can think of a single other way for an individual to get out of paying your $4.00 to $5.00 Plus prices of fuel, please tell us, but I can't think what it could possibly be, and some people actually do not shop, but simply buy based on experience. I shop. I get fuel credits base on where and how much I spend on groceries. I us Gasbuddy religiously when out of town and plan ahead. Some people just want to bitch, not deal with reality, and not change their buying habits or living habits, for that matter.
Some people live in large shithole cities with high cost of living, high taxes, high crime rate, but think "big city life" is the only life. Well, that is because they are tool shallow and mentally lazy to look outside the box of their existence. We are a mobile society, in the thinking segment, and the job market is pretty good. Suit yourself. Your problem, not mine. Tax rates, cost of living, are lower here than in many places. We don't even have a state income tax. We do not have as big a problem with high crime as any of the big cities on a daily basis and the assholes usually get caught fairly soon. We are in a constitutional carry state. Businesses are still hiring and more companies like FORD moving in and building factories. Of course, I am set, debt free with multiple retirement income streams, not even touching 401Ks since we retired. If it sucks where you live, you mostly likely chose poorly or did something wrong. Gas is showing several $3.07/gal on my end of town and even in the $2.90s on the south side of town, but like I said, I get .50 to .60 off, and don't have a daily commute anyway. I'll let you high rollers deal with the high cost of living.