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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Having remote workers in communities have also built a lot of jobs.  Those remote workers with their big city money spend some of it at the local restaurants, shops, hire local folks for construction/landscaping/electrical work/etc.  [/quote]

It improved the restaurant scene but was very detrimental for any other types of services. I now have to wait 4 months for a dentist appointment (used to be 2 weeks), 6 weeks for vision test (used to be next day), and my hair salon increased its prices dramatically. So it is a net loss, at least to me and most other locals who don’t work in restaurants.[/quote]

It sounds great for the dentist, optometrist, and stylist [/quote]

The insurance reimbursement rates are the same. [/quote]

Most professionals would rather have a fully booked calendar than the ability to take same day appointments [/quote]

+1 These professionals are now earning more money because their calendars are more booked. Also lots of doctors and other medical professionals moved to FL and TX during the pandemic. Lots of specialist doctors in dem areas were either laid off or took huge pay cuts because their clients were too scared to come in for appointments. FL has a huge influx of doctors and other professionals from CA and other blue areas, which has been driving up home values.[/quote]

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