Most people look like the dealer on a poker table after they got their paycheck: just handing it out to everyone in front of them, every single round.Once you really and intuitlvley understand compounding effects you see how silly most people behave.

Its like selling your welfare card for drug money.

One day one of the adult children came over, opened up the garage door, retrieved a shirt on a hanger, closed the garage door, and got back in her car and drove off.The father had moved out of the house and dropped by one day to tell us his now ex-wife and the rest of his family had drug issues, were detached from reality, and couldn't accept the fact that the house was sold and they had to move on.

@Richard Dunlop - sometimes they aren't on SSDI, they are just on drugs ...

Between the hassle of the local unrest, the homelessness, the drug issues, the mentally ill in the streets, the oppressive ordinances, high cost of living, and police protection being called into question, I would advice commuting into Seattle and living in one of the satellite communities.