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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Dont think companies are going to let you keep a DC or SV salary when you move to the midwest or south.[/quote] Who cares. Less driving and dealing with traffic. Would bolt in an instant if 100% WFH. Plenty of smaller and enjoyable towns within 2 hours or less of a major urban center where you can have much more space, less traffic, and lower col. [b]It's also not 2001 anymore. Internet, 5g,....tech is so much better now than 15-20 years ago even if tech went through this phase again.[/b] There are a ton of people who prob can't wait to ditch cities like Seattle or SF because they're sick and tired of paying $3500/mo in rent for a shoebox sized apartment in a city they'll have zero hope of ever owning in.[/quote] LOL You've clearly never lived in a small town, much less in the countryside. I can drive across 70% of my home state and have NO cell service. Internet providers? There are entire swathes of states that have one provider which is your sole internet service outlet and the service is still spotty at best. My friend can't get internet in storms, her cable goes out with a bit of lightning. She would sit in her driveway or drive 40 minutes to the nearest store plaza for an emergency occasionally. That doesn't even take into account that bandwidth availability (not how much you want to pay, what is even an OPTION) is slower the further out from cities you get. Here's a map of cell phone service -- all that white means no coverage. So yes, where you live makes a huge difference. [img]https://shoeuntied.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/mapcelltowwers.gif[/img][/quote]
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