I personally love living in a big urban area and enjoying all of the attributes of it(walkability, mass transit, culture, diversity, incredible restaurant and nightlife options, architecture, pro sports, entertainment), but I realize that's not for everyone.  

Open House - Meals and entertainment (Balloons)3) Expenses for Meeting with investor4) Expenses For Meeting with realtor5)Going to investors meetings.

Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, so this post is for entertainment and not legal advice.  

So there will HAVE to be a sizable reduction in costs / employee count for many of the theme park, dining, convention and entertainment establishments as they learn how to be profitable with fewer customers.A reduction in jobs and vacationers will put downward pressure on our local real estate values I fear.  

On the flip side there is a long list of business owners, entertainment moguls and executives who are wildly successful in their career and have a broken personal life.

But after all after just getting from A to B...it becomes an entertainment expense.

Left 19 years ago from the Central Valley to Vegas for more business opportunities, entertainment and dining choices, less traffic, cheaper gas, no income tax, cheaper flights, bigger newer houses, lower utilities, gambling, lower property taxes, lower sales tax, cheaper insurance, real estate investing for all those reasons plus MUCH more favorable to landlords. 

I find the podcast entertaining and I feel like I learn a little bit from each one and a ton from some but to each their own. 

Purely entertainment for me.

My mom is constantly entertaining people.