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Tea time.
Today, I am infinitely grateful for tea. I used to be infinitely grateful for coffee, drinking up to six cups a day. Black, like my heart, thank you. However, I started getting acid reflux (it’s hell getting old), and when cutting back on wine didn’t help, I started suspecting coffee. COFFEE WAS THE CULPRIT. Now I am (mostly) acid reflux free, and I’m getting my caffeine fix from tea. HOORAY FOR TEA.
How Big Cities That Restrict New Housing Harm the Economy photo credit: @craigsfrost Here's the first point, for locals: New housing supply benefits the entire city, even if that new supply takes the form of luxury condos.
