On Sun, 05 Jul 2020 17:44:03 -0400, nospam
wrote:

In article , Tony Cooper
wrote:

Most of us live, at first, where our parents happened to be.

obviously.

After
that, it's usually employment that has us move to some other state.

nope. it's usually college or university.

How do you come up with that? Very few people *move* to another state
to attend university. They may temporarily live in that state while
attending university, but they will either return to their home state
after graduation or move somewhere due to an employment opportunity.
Some may stay within the state where they attended university, but
often in a different city.

Most people don't have much choice of where the live until they
retire.

nonsense. everyone has a choice where to live and work, although some
may choose to not exercise that choice, both prior to and in
retirement.

Employment moved me to Florida, but I stayed after
retirement.

that's not a good place to be right now and it's going to get a *lot*
worse before it gets better.

As usual, you have nothing to contribute but an argument. Not a very
good one, either.



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Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida