Argumentative Essay: Do People Want To Living The Dream

hank you, Natalie for your view on this growing matter. I too, can argue for either side after reviewing both articles. It is true that people have always felt entitlement to living the dream. With this dream, people are wanting to live lavishly and especially in a location of high desire. Take California for example, in certain areas such as Los Angeles, Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach, or even Orange County, you can see the high demand of people wanting to live their lives out there. Many people ask why are certain parts of California so extremely expensive where some areas are expensive but manageable. The short and quick answer is that some locations are in a high demand due to the shops, foods, and activates nearby. Another issue is the need to make profit, which of course no one wants to work for free. In reality, no one can work for free when there would be no way of supporting themselves if doing so. Tourism might not sound like a great opportunity to some, but …show more content…
Since you mentioned it, I also believe that people may seem like they tend to brag about living in certain parts of the state. For me, being born and raised in Orange County, California, it is not necessarily bragging, but a sense of pride and owner ship of where you are from. Not sure if many people reading this will know the huge difference, but Mission Viejo compared to Santa Ana are mind blowing. The landscaping on homes, businesses, and even streets in Mission Viejo are always trimmed to perfection since everyone in the area expects to living a higher luxury life versus Santa Ana where sidewalks are broken, the building of businesses might be out dated, and people do not value their home’s outside appearance. This does not just happen in California, but here in Washington as well. This cycle actually happens in every state, where some are more drastic than