Community Chat

[MOMMAVik]

"B"

It would make a good difference in bettering our future.

[mspemberley]

Well, to be honest, when things were that cheap my household income was low to match. I probably struggled more back then than I do now. In fact, I know I did. It's all relative. 
But to play the game...I'd choose cheaper housing to benefit my kids.

[deepwaterdotter]

I vote for E; Sanity.

[Sage04]

I would choose A. If I chose C then I would need B. If I chose D then I won't have any place to put a table and chair so that we can sit and eat.

[vsm]

I'd vote for "B" also, @MOMMAVik , because the cost of energy affects the cost of everything else (housing, food, transportation...).

[J Town Girl]

My choice would be "A".   It's been years since I rented but I see many young people in our area struggling to find affordable housing.  Even the rents in our senior citizen housing apartments are so ridiculous that many who are living only on social security can barely keep a roof over their heads. 

I am grateful that our home is paid off and we have no intention of trying to sell because we probably wouldn't be able to purchase a similar home for what we would get for this one.  

It's absolutely frightening how much rents and home prices have gone up in our area.

[ECBG]

I vote for gas which benefits everyone!

[chrystaltree]

A. So my nephew and his wife can get their own place.

[1Snickers]

B, so the other things will be cheaper! 
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[Sage04]

Look at those prices for gas. My 17 year old nephew was just here and he can't stop laughing. He phone his 19 year old sister and told her.

Anyone knows when this was? He's asking me if it's true, so I told him yes.