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Here's an inflation adjusted chart of Orlando that illustrates my point.  

That WAS the point I was trying to illustrate. 

I am a nerd at heart...I love to spend time playing on Illustrator and InDesign, reading everything from David Sadaris to Hemingway and taking long walks with my dog :)

The book Rich Dad Poor Dad illustrates how wealthy people think differently and teach their children to think that way. 

Then to add the content with Morris and High Return, illustrating the contrast of response - it was just a really fascinating piece and I appreciate that you took the time to do it - bravo.

This BP article by his friend Craig also illustrates what I'm talking about.I think the same thing might be possible here in NJ.

That's a very good clip to illustrate your point.  

@Frank Chin sorry to hear of your unfortunate circumstances- but you did an excellent job illustrating the benefits.

The comments above are strictly for illustration and not meant as advice.