Good to see the stock market doing better yesterday, but I sure don't think its good to have it going up and down so much. Maybe the government will have to step in and put a limit on the number of points it can go up or down on any day. After that is reached, the market closes.
We have to figure out a way to keep the traders and brokers greed and gambling from hurting every one else.
One other good thing is that urban sprawl perhaps will be coming to a halt. Yesterday, the Chicago Tribune had an article about the impact of the economy on Yorkville, Illinois, a town we're very familiar with as we drive through it quite often on Illinois Highway 47 while we're skirting the Chicago hassle.
This town has built up a WHOLE LOT since we've been using 47 since 2003. Almost every time we go through, we see a new subdivision. And, I'm not even going to talk about the increased congestion. This mortgage mess has caused things to grind to a halt, that, and the high gas prices which are causing people to look closer to work.
Put 'Em On a Leash If They Can't BEHAVE!! --RoadDog
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Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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