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The positives are seen by 2%, ace (and everyone). For everyone else, including the 45m without any insurance, it's sub par or unattainable. That's unacceptable.
Let's say you live in Bakersfield, CA. It's boring as all hell there. There is nothing but suburbs and a highway. Let's also say that someone builds a ritzy 5 star hotel there. Indoor pools, expert massages, high end shopping, racquetball. Suddenly, the super rich are visiting to enjoy the 5 star hotel. Does that mean that Bakersfield is a fun place now? Of course not. I'd guess the average income in Bakersfield is under $25k a year. Those people living right around the corner from this hotel are SOL because they can't afford it. So while the hotel advertises that Bakersfield is the place to be, the reality is that for a vast majority of people in Bakersfield, the place is still the doldrums.
Likewise, we have incredible services available for those who are well off, but for the vast majority the services are either poor, or they are unattainable.
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