Certainly, and if we dig deeper, it&#x27;s not that you want to live with your fiancee, it&#x27;s that you want human companionship and sex, and we eventually get down into Maslow, but the fact of the matter is that you are making the choice that having real estate in Boston is more valuable to you than not working long hours - your <i>want</i> is indeed to work long hours to live in Boston, rather than to not work long hours to not live in Boston.<p>Among the choices available to you, you are getting what you want. That&#x27;s not to suggest that the choices you have available are the choices you want, but I would suggest that the blame for that lies with the fact that we do not live in a post-scarcity society rather than on the resource distribution model we use.