- May 17, 2007
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Thinking about the situation, there are a lot of economic opportunities in tough times. Second hand stores suddenly become hot items. People who used to eat dinner at fancy restaurants are now more likely to grab a hot dog off of a street vendor. Laundromats become a lot more profitable as people lose their homes and are forced into more modest lodgings.
Flop houses and single occupancy hotel rooms suddenly become socially acceptable and more profitable.
Years ago, I found that after my car broke down that if I left it broken it didn't break anymore. Of course, I couldn't use it, but then again I didn't have to buy gas or insure it. Taking the bus was a pain, but it sure saved me a lot of money.
People adapt, and yes there is some economic opportunity left.
Rufus
Flop houses and single occupancy hotel rooms suddenly become socially acceptable and more profitable.
Years ago, I found that after my car broke down that if I left it broken it didn't break anymore. Of course, I couldn't use it, but then again I didn't have to buy gas or insure it. Taking the bus was a pain, but it sure saved me a lot of money.
People adapt, and yes there is some economic opportunity left.
Rufus