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WHY SHIT NOT WORKING: EPISODE 4

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sam1 year ago

you truly do not miss

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Vance Ginn1 year ago

Don’t miss this fantastic episode on capping credit card fees, reducing debt, and spending less with @thomas_savidge! Full episode and show notes here: @aier

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Kenny Burgos1 year ago

Holy shit. We’re finally understanding economics. Supply & demand runs the game. Now do the next episode on why we’ve purposefully remained under 5% vacancy for over 50 years.

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bumbadum1 year ago

Just to be clear. If you read that study then you would know that it is essentially lying by adding household incomes and dividing it by the number of people in the house. This notion that "gen z has more money than previous generations" is gaslighting.

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Daniel Golliher 🗽1 year ago

Glad to see the need for market rate housing (and the costlessness of building it to the taxpayer) highlighted! Great work

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Daniel Saynt1 year ago

You're describing a problem of democratic leadership. Too much bureaucracy. Too many hoops to jump through to build. It's not an issue in Texas.

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spor1 year ago

this was pretty cool and level-headed until he went full lib and cursed out a cybertruck which is ironic bc the problem he is describing is entirely the fault of NYC Democrats

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Austin Celestin1 year ago

Where's the cringe, Chi? There's not enough cringe. The people demand more cringe!

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AightSoBoomPod1 year ago

Housing lottery in your district is minimum $2500 a month. What happened I thought the FARE Act would fix this ? 🤡

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cbernaut1 year ago

Now that you understand basic economics, does this mean you have renounced socialism?

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TireDustBreather 🇵🇸1 year ago

No one is saying that the rise in demand that drove up prices was from the investment market. Demand from investors can always outpace supply. That’s why limits need to be put on how much housing the investment market can own.

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