@amyliztweets I believe part of it is choice though. Affording prep school through elementary/middle/high school years in an expensive city probably is the result of a dual 6-fig shared income. Parents who each a level of professional success may want to sustain that with trade offs of time
@InmanRoshi@amyliztweets With that, schools are assumed a certain level of college preparatory focud and less variability of going off course. Parents definitely supplement of course, but i feel like its more of an "and also..." expectation to separate and individualize the kid
@InmanRoshi@amyliztweets Good point. I think a lot of that comes from assumed resources of families and performative expectations to stay involved and be visible, but theres an underlying assumption that among the wealth class of families that they all adhere to a certain set of educational norms
@HutchinsMatt Further confirms that home building has historically never followed supply and demand as much as its follows how (relatively) cheap money is to borrow
@amyliztweets Inability to voice or wield control over the largest purchase theyve probably made in their lives. I dont think NIMBYism is all to different than if you ended up next to a neighbor you hated
@daviddavidwoods Every Thirty Something Fan who thinks they would be a better coach for their team, seeing a reflection of what they end up as after 3 weeks