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Mostly to prevent damage and minimize maintenance + cleanup. Dirty shoes can mess with the oiling and rocks lodged in soles can gouge the floor.

> it's like how so many buy and tune WRXs, but don't actually take it to gravel roads. For good reason, they're not built for it. A relatively stock WRX is going to be destroyed af…

> 20-inch wheels aren't capable of cool stuff. It's all peacocking. You should let Porsche and Chevy know that all the lap records they set with the GT3 RS and ZR1 could be even fa…

> HEB operates a similar model to Costco in being more expensive to the customer in a subtle way, through desirability. Their products are so interesting and appetizing that I go i…

>If you wanted to offer a more convincing doubt about the method, I suggest complaining about their treatment of mix shift. I'm not trying to convince anyone who will agree on a da…

> Does the US have the same distinction we have here in Australia where there will be a small local government area in the centre of a city named that? It varies, but mostly yes. I…

I used Austin as an example because it's the most expensive metropolitan area in Texas, which supposedly has 7 of these $1m+ starter home cities. It doesn't hold true there and it'…

> they don't need to nudge you into a particular position. That's exactly what they're doing and I even put a snippet from the article in my comment. Here it is again > For buyers …

It's fear driven advertising with no meaningful information. They don't mention the cities and I wasn't able to find them. The article is chock full of links other zillow articles,…

> The number of cities where a typical starter home is worth $1 million or more has nearly tripled since before the pandemic, rising from 80 in February 2020 to a record 242 today.…