As I've been out and about and seeing more and more people out socializing, when I hear the conversations or see their posts on social media a BIG change is happening. It seems like, when I was in high school there was a mass exodus out of cities and into the suburbs. Why? Because people got tired of the crime and and unsafe environments for themselves and their families.
They had money and said screw this, we're outta here.
And based on the chatter I hear it's happening all over again but not just to suburbs but rural areas as well. FAR away from the nonsense occuring.
And it's even much easier to do it today. No one back in the day thought they could ever work full time at home but now many companies are encouraging it. Add to it, states with lower taxes, cheaper cost of living, better family experience...should I go on?
And it's a simple, core principle that many don't seem to grasp.
American's don't like HASSLE. They have enough complication in life and anything that adds to it turns them off faster seeing a picture of Rosie O'Donnell.
I mean why would anyone rebuild a business knowing the police won't protect it and that those cities are actually trying to eliminate the police.
Also, from a vehicle perspective, living in areas with much more space and open roads allow you to have more flexibility.
So we ask, in these most uncertain and chaotic times, will you/are you/have you relocate and change the kind of car you drive because of Covid and the insanity happening in some former amazing cities?