Focus on the long game man... focus on building something with momentum and high value over the long run and implement like mad.

I assimilate it with being mad at Walgreen's for selling cigarettes, the consumer choose to smoke and purchase them, Walgreen's should not be a fault if they bought them and died of lung cancer.  

What's going to be the driver going forward short/mid-term?

I can't imagine anyone would get mad at that.

I've seen people (I presume they were undercover officers) try to buy alcohol using a credit card and expired drivers license.

All "frustrated and Mad".

It seems that Purdue is the major economic driver yet apartment occupancies are strong and new apartment deliveries somewhat limited. 

I would like the flexibility to move out in 2+ years (for other potential job opportunities) but if I have to stay in my house just to cover the payments I would not be mad because Austin is the city I love the most. 

The reality is We need people in this country to go to college we need teachers we need truck drivers , janitors , store clerks and so fourth .

Another M3 driver (I daily an E90 M3).