Biz City

It is the early 2000s. You are one of the thousands of people living in Biz City; a dense, sprawling metropolis in a warm climate. Over the past twenty years, the economy has boomed, busted, and crawled back out of its recession with stagnant wages. Workers have lost rights. The average household clings by its fingertips to the middle class. Entertainment is flourishing. Consumer goods exist in …