Jackson, Wyoming is a sleepy town of only about 10,000 people that sees millions of tourists cycle through every year. Both for the incredible skiing and snowboarding, the views of the breathtaking Teton mountain range or for the challenging hiking and rock climbing routes. The economy of Jackson is incredibly tourism centric and a lot of the people who live and work in town, work in the tourism business. Though they work so hard to keep the tourism business thriving, many of them can not find housing within the town that is priced according to what locals can afford and leaves many of them paying hundreds up to thousands just to be able to have somewhere to park their car and have a place to sleep.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming Housing Crisis

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Welcome to Don't Worry, Eat Happy! A Podcast about navigating food restrictions in modern society. This episode we talk about what our food limitations are as well as getting into the frustrations of overpriced specialty foods.

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