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One European who understands America's dilemma

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Re: One European who understands America's dilemma

Unread postby burtonridr » Fri 27 Jun 2008, 18:51:11

Yea, it would be nice if I lived within a few miles of where I work....
Tired of high gas prices? [smilie=BangHead.gif] Then stop driving to work, duh..... Learn to Work from home

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Re: One European who understands America's dilemma

Unread postby cbxer55 » Fri 27 Jun 2008, 21:16:40

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Re: One European who understands America's dilemma

Unread postby emersonbiggins » Fri 27 Jun 2008, 23:12:22

cbxer55 wrote: And I have a feeling they will start being way too pricey for the folks currently residing there before too long.


If they're pricey, it's because there's a demand for them. If they go higher, it's because there's an even higher demand for them.

The best thing for OKC to do right now would be to consider installing a light rail system from Will Rogers to Downtown to the Capitol to Tinker. This, combined with park & rides, would allow those living further out to take advantage of workable mass transit.

Also, putting a full-service grocery store near Bricktown would make it easier to live downtown.
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