Over educated under achieving one time computer geek, baker, and sandwich maker now delivery driver and bookkeeper.
I also dabble with knitting patterns which are linked below.
And I’m annoyed to have lost my “Joined Nov 1, 2022” in my instance moves.
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@protist
That makes sense.I tried to get an appointment at another and was told they couldn’t do the battery work.
Autonation does a good job it just takes them longer than it would if there were more mechanics available.
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@helenslunch
Show me proof it doesn’t matter and I’ll believe it. There has been housing subsidizing for a long time. I had a subsidized apartment back in the 90s for a while. And yet prices didn’t really spike until the last couple of years. I’ll grant you it’s possible subsidies cause landlords to raise rents a few dollars. But not to the degree we’ve seen lately.What’s happening lately is tenants are expected to bid for apartments. That’s what’s allowing the rents to skyrocket.
@helenslunch
All the less than 7500 people getting rent assistance in a market with how many apartments? That’s a miniscule part of the market.Rents increase because more people are moving here (it’s gone from about 100k to nearly a million in the 30 years I’ve been here without much new building until the last few years) and Austin already had a tight apartment market in the 90s.
@FigMcLargeHuge
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@protist @reddig33
I mean to a degree *maybe* I could get behind realigning prices. But commercial and industrial buyers are making a profit using that gas and residential buyers aren’t… And residential buyers are more likely to need the gas for everyday life and I feel like they *should* be shouldering less of the share of the costs.