Another potential fly in the bear ointment

[peterb]

CA unemployment is 8.4% and the nation is 6.7%. So this should indicate that people may leave CA for better opportunities of employment. Unless CA stagnates and the rest of the US catches up. But that’s theory and guessing. These numbers are here and now. Both escalating.

[surveyor]

[quote=4plexowner]www.uhaul.com

10′ truck one way

san diego to dallas: $1102

dallas to san diego: $595

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there’s my sniff test on which direction people are headed in (hint: it isn’t towards san diego)[/quote]

Hmmm, how much of the price differential is due to the higher cost of business here in San Diego/California as opposed to Dallas Texas?

The above analysis would be correct only if all things were equal, which is in and of itself, a false assumption.

[surveyor]

[quote=4plexowner]www.uhaul.com

10′ truck one way

san diego to dallas: $1102

dallas to san diego: $595

~

there’s my sniff test on which direction people are headed in (hint: it isn’t towards san diego)[/quote]

Hmmm, how much of the price differential is due to the higher cost of business here in San Diego/California as opposed to Dallas Texas?

The above analysis would be correct only if all things were equal, which is in and of itself, a false assumption.

[surveyor]

[quote=4plexowner]www.uhaul.com

10′ truck one way

san diego to dallas: $1102

dallas to san diego: $595

~

there’s my sniff test on which direction people are headed in (hint: it isn’t towards san diego)[/quote]

Hmmm, how much of the price differential is due to the higher cost of business here in San Diego/California as opposed to Dallas Texas?

The above analysis would be correct only if all things were equal, which is in and of itself, a false assumption.

[surveyor]

[quote=4plexowner]www.uhaul.com

10′ truck one way

san diego to dallas: $1102

dallas to san diego: $595

~

there’s my sniff test on which direction people are headed in (hint: it isn’t towards san diego)[/quote]

Hmmm, how much of the price differential is due to the higher cost of business here in San Diego/California as opposed to Dallas Texas?

The above analysis would be correct only if all things were equal, which is in and of itself, a false assumption.

[surveyor]

[quote=4plexowner]www.uhaul.com

10′ truck one way

san diego to dallas: $1102

dallas to san diego: $595

~

there’s my sniff test on which direction people are headed in (hint: it isn’t towards san diego)[/quote]

Hmmm, how much of the price differential is due to the higher cost of business here in San Diego/California as opposed to Dallas Texas?

The above analysis would be correct only if all things were equal, which is in and of itself, a false assumption.

[sdduuuude]

surveyor – That is easily determine by the cost of a local rental in either market.

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surveyor – That is easily determine by the cost of a local rental in either market.

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surveyor – That is easily determine by the cost of a local rental in either market.

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surveyor – That is easily determine by the cost of a local rental in either market.

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surveyor – That is easily determine by the cost of a local rental in either market.

[surveyor]

Unfortunately, the cost of a local rental in San Diego and Dallas doesn’t illuminate either, because they do both have the same rates: $20/day.

So taking the reverse side of that argument, does a $20 rental in San Diego and Dallas imply that the cost of business in both cities is the same?

I’m just saying that the rates are apples and oranges. Yes, there is a difference, but implying more than that requires a little bit more study.

[surveyor]

Unfortunately, the cost of a local rental in San Diego and Dallas doesn’t illuminate either, because they do both have the same rates: $20/day.

So taking the reverse side of that argument, does a $20 rental in San Diego and Dallas imply that the cost of business in both cities is the same?

I’m just saying that the rates are apples and oranges. Yes, there is a difference, but implying more than that requires a little bit more study.

[surveyor]

Unfortunately, the cost of a local rental in San Diego and Dallas doesn’t illuminate either, because they do both have the same rates: $20/day.

So taking the reverse side of that argument, does a $20 rental in San Diego and Dallas imply that the cost of business in both cities is the same?

I’m just saying that the rates are apples and oranges. Yes, there is a difference, but implying more than that requires a little bit more study.

[surveyor]

Unfortunately, the cost of a local rental in San Diego and Dallas doesn’t illuminate either, because they do both have the same rates: $20/day.

So taking the reverse side of that argument, does a $20 rental in San Diego and Dallas imply that the cost of business in both cities is the same?

I’m just saying that the rates are apples and oranges. Yes, there is a difference, but implying more than that requires a little bit more study.

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