Posted by jim in nc on November 17, 2013 at 06:20:12 from (205.188.116.10):
In Reply to: Main Street Revisited posted by oldtanker on November 16, 2013 at 22:20:34:
NC communities, large and small, are catering to the younger, upwardly mobile or yuppie crowd. They are working to keep those folks within the communities they live and were educated, especially if a college is nearby.
These folks have no concept of the responsibilities of owning and maintaining a home. They mainly want to work, if they have a job, then go to places and hang out, entertain themselves, and see and be seen.
Many of these people age well into their 40s before they get serious about accepting the fact that they must begin preparing to care for themselves as they age. They live the lives of the Roman Emperor Nero as long as they can.
The parking lots of the local high-end eateries during the last few years of recession always seem full, and many new and expensive cars fill parking lots. They are spending their retirement and old age income now.
The real working and responsible folks that I know do not follow this crowd. It's a tale of two societial cultures within most communities here.
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