Whether you live in an amenity-packed, 900-square-foot apartment in Tulsa, Oklahoma for only $580 a month, or a bathroom-less micro-apartment in NYC's West Village that's a tenth of that size yet more expensive, one truth remains: We could all benefit from having a little extra space in our homes for the things we love, without having to spend an arm and a leg on renovations.
"Their experience is expensive, and the truth is they are the problem," she says.
They feel a bit expensive, but the truth is these plans work out rather well with completely unlimited voice and texts for what will likely be lots of teenagers.
And if you want to be competitive, you can't have such an expensive health system".Simple truth?
I have a little experience of this: I conducted a blind tasting of extra virgin olive oils a few years ago for a national newspaper that wanted "the truth on expensive olive oil".
(The Trip is, among other things, a wonderful satire on foodism, and the zeitgeisty truth that eating expensive food is now what middle-aged men do together: indeed, two men of my acquaintance went on a The Trip trip, eating in some of the same restaurants, and learned from one arch waiter that they were far from alone in their pilgrimage).
It is also because, as I wrote in the last editorial of the Independent newspaper (now solely online), the truth is hard, expensive and boring.
The truth, meanwhile, is expensive.
What remained of the traditional media lacked the interest – because truth-telling is expensive and boring – or wherewithal – because they have no money, and fading influence – to effectively call out the lies spreading like algae over the warming western world.
It is all so precisely choreographed that it sounds routine, boring even.In truth, such proposals are expensive and dangerous.
