I've been reading about the growing number of digital nomads moving to small towns in Texas, and I wonder if this trend is actually good for those communities. On one hand, they bring money and revitalize local economies, but on the other, they often drive up housing costs and change the character of the place. I've seen it happen in Marfa, where rents have doubled in five years, pushing out long-time residents. Is the influx of remote workers a net positive for small towns, or are we sacrificing affordability and authenticity for a temporary boost?