Anna Kasparian

You just don't get it.

I mean, I don't know what else to say.

Well, the first thing I thought of as I listened to Ben Shapiro make that argument was, oh,

So I shouldn't have the ability to stay close to my family.

Think about what ties you to the community you live in, right?

The community you grew up in.

It's your family.

It's your friends.

It's your job.

A lot of people aren't able to work remotely.

And part of the reason why it's so expensive to live in some of these cities or the most expensive parts of this country is because whether we like it or not, a lot of the jobs are concentrated there.

So I would love nothing more than to live in a part of the country that isn't as overcrowded as L.A.

is, to be honest with you.

Like, I want to be in nature.

I want a little more of a rural experience.

But I don't have that luxury because I do have to work.

And my job is located here in Los Angeles.

And any other media job I want, unless I work for myself, is going to be in a big city like New York.

So...

It's just this really interesting idea.