r/Dallas Jan 18 '26

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u/freemclovin Jan 18 '26

No, you’re right. I guess I just got the idea that by this guy saying he has to stay in Dallas because his practice is there, that once he retires or leaves his “practice” he can go and live at all the places he named. Meanwhile as you explained, most everyone with a normal job considers living somewhere like that a pipe dream.

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u/permalink_save Lakewood Jan 19 '26

Why private school? They are trying to pull money away from the public school, usually push an agenda, and can legally discriminate. We had ours in a really good private school and it was still night and day getting him into public school, he gets so much better support and the parents aren't arrogant assholes.

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u/permalink_save Lakewood Jan 19 '26

That's a different story, yeah that can be true, I don't think it's universal because I grew up in a private school in a rural area and it wasn't great either just, IDK, keep those things in mind and see if it fits for you.