Anonymous wrote:It really, really pays to be a big fish in flyover country. Plus, if my kids want to go to an Ivy, they’ll have an advantage over your kids.

Same advantage if you send them to a non-Wilson DCPS. Have fun with that!

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Anonymous wrote:If you can earn a DC/NYC area wage and telework from "flyover country" you become the big winner, and add to the local economy.

I don't know anyone doing well in DC who visited flyover country for the holidays and genuinely said to themselves "Man, I miss this place so much. Wish we could move back!" Not a soul.

Guessing your little circle is pretty small and every bit as elitist and narrow minded as you.

Anonymous wrote:If you can earn a DC/NYC area wage and telework from "flyover country" you become the big winner, and add to the local economy.

I don't know anyone doing well in DC who visited flyover country for the holidays and genuinely said to themselves "Man, I miss this place so much. Wish we could move back!" Not a soul.

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Anonymous wrote:It really, really pays to be a big fish in flyover country. Plus, if my kids want to go to an Ivy, they’ll have an advantage over your kids.

Great cost-benefit analysis. Don't forget to factor in their advantage in picking up an opioid addiction, an out of wedlock birth, and lower SAT/ACT score.

Please get professional help, perhaps a therapist or a tutor. You are simply too stupid for words.

Anonymous wrote:It really, really pays to be a big fish in flyover country. Plus, if my kids want to go to an Ivy, they’ll have an advantage over your kids.

Great cost-benefit analysis. Don't forget to factor in their advantage in picking up an opioid addiction, an out of wedlock birth, and lower SAT/ACT score.

It really, really pays to be a big fish in flyover country. Plus, if my kids want to go to an Ivy, they’ll have an advantage over your kids.

Someone has to stay in flyover land and make some of the things you use in your weird, lily white coastal bubble.

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Anonymous wrote:Not everyone is cut out for New Jersey, NYC or Chicago. City dwellers are different than those who prefer country life.

Well you can live where you prefer but don’t bitch about not having a good paying job! Again DC isn’t my first choice for living but I have plenty of job opportunities that enable me to feed my kids. Everyone needs to choose what they will sacrifice.

Unless you are in the business of bullshit, hot air, paper pushing, or sucking off the government, there are plenty of good jobs outside of DC.

Enjoy your overpriced red brick shitshack in Arlington and your makework nonprofit job, OP. You are winning! I guarantee you that no one in flyover country who is living in their big ass house and working for a Fortune 500 company is laughing at you. Guess you showed those dolts, you winner you.

Why move when you can collect subsidies from the rich blue states?

If you can earn a DC/NYC area wage and telework from "flyover country" you become the big winner, and add to the local economy.

Why don’t people in the DC area just move?

Anonymous wrote:Because the over 300 million people in this country can’t all squeeze into the five places OP seems acceptable, nor would most of them even want to. What a sheltered, provincial DC moron! The ironic stupidity of people in this area never ceases to amaze me!

^^^deems acceptable.

Because the over 300 million people in this country can’t all squeeze into the five places OP seems acceptable, nor would most of them even want to. What a sheltered, provincial DC moron! The ironic stupidity of people in this area never ceases to amaze me!

Anonymous wrote:At least Dems are honest about not having any easy fix for “fly-over” country. DJT just lies about having a fix. He doesn’t have one he just wanted their vote.

There isn’t a fix. It’s geographically irrelevant. It should be barren.