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Make better life choices sir
That’s the life advise you got for me Rusty?
I’m these times!?
Miami passes Los Angeles as the second most expensive housing market in the US
That’s the life advise you got for me Rusty?
I’m these times!?
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Sometimes they do, but I really think that on this occasion you are reaching by claiming CNBC have some "you don't need a man" agenda they are trying to push. Given that one of the women in the video was married and depending on her husband.
Plus there are stories all over the media about how rental increases are effecting all types of people, not only young women.
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Burn the PlayStationThat’s the life advise you got for me Rusty?
I’m these times!?
Use the heat to keep you warm during the winter and to save on heating cost.
You're welcome
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So you’re advising him to start a toxic burn pit in his house?
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if I'm reaching. I'm reaching, but as I've gotten older I don't take any information from the media for face value.
people lie and people deceive. in this modern era it requires you to have a high level of discernment to actually see and understand the truth.
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Yes
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If you or anyone you know is affected by PlayStation 5 related Mesothelioma…plz contact this number, you may be entitled to a settlement from a class action suit against Rusty Shackleford!!
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One of Florida's largest home insurance companies is leaving the state
On Thursday, one of Florida's largest home insurers announced it would be leaving the state.
www.wesh.com
Another home insurer will stop insuring Florida homes amid market 'collapse'
There are about 25,000 policyholders who will be impacted by Bankers Insurance Group’s decision.
www.wesh.com
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Why can’t the Florida housing market crash?
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it snows too much.
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Because you got bucees now.
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Almost double (100% rate).
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formerly champa
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People love to blame Californians for Austin. For years it was other people from Texas actually moving there.
People who don't want to leave the state try to seek refuge from all the stupid **** somewhere not far from home.
People who don't want to leave the state try to seek refuge from all the stupid **** somewhere not far from home.
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Was actually looking at houses in PA the other day. Didn't understand why the prices were so low when compared with jersey, NY and Connecticut
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austin has itself to blame too
once you let in certain tech companies come you know what that will do to your city. austin really isn't austin anymore. it's all transplants.
but it's also not just austin. look at the other texas cities. dallas and houston both almost doubled as well. those cities you can blame transplants more.
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Numbers are inaccurate because things were just as expensive in 2020, as they are now. 57k wasn’t cutting it in Miami
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it has nothing to do with tech companies, you want companies to come to your city
it should be a total win for everyone
They should simply build more homes to accommodate the influx of new residents
and the existing residents can enjoy the benefits of increased economic activity and a larger tax base.
Cities like Austin would prefer to allow their city to become unaffordable
and displace all but the richest existing residents, than simply build more homes.
we live in a sick world.
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have you ever been to austin?
im not disagreeing with you but i think you might have to know austin to understand what i said about "austin not being austin anymore"
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i get what you mean but that's how life works,
this idea that cities should be keeping culturally preserved in amber is a really conservative mindset that is incompatible with city life.
cities are supposed to be dynamic engines of economic activity.
so naturally they will and should change a lot.
austing aint austin anymore, and im sure it the "weird" austin in popular imagination wasn't the austin of the 1970's or 50's
if people want a place that stays the same and changes very slowly they should move to a rural town.
there are lots of those.
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Toronto in the middle of crippling housing crisis...
just designated a old small abandoned soy sauce factory for historical preservation.
The soy sauce factory sits on a major transit lines, on one of the busiest areas of downtowns.
so for the rest of time a ******* soy sauce factory is going stuck preventing the efficient allocation of homes
in the most important city of one of the biggest economies in the world.
**** preservation, im sick of it, it should be mostly abolished.
the preservation mindset is dumb, it's a city, it changes, people need to get a grip.
just designated a old small abandoned soy sauce factory for historical preservation.
The soy sauce factory sits on a major transit lines, on one of the busiest areas of downtowns.
so for the rest of time a ******* soy sauce factory is going stuck preventing the efficient allocation of homes
in the most important city of one of the biggest economies in the world.
**** preservation, im sick of it, it should be mostly abolished.
the preservation mindset is dumb, it's a city, it changes, people need to get a grip.
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So you've never even been to Austin.
It's literally unaffordable for any of the people that lived there . If anything the city is way less dynamic than it was before.
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well yes, hence why I said.
"They should simply build more homes to accommodate the influx of new residents"
"keep tech companies out" is not sustainable. if people want to move to your town
you can either build enough homes to meet demand,
or they will displace existing residents.
it seems Austin has chosen the latter.
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People like to focus on Austin because everyone's a California expert now all of a sudden, but that's everywhere. It really feels like that chart, like living just suddenly got 30-50% or more costly. Part of what was lost in the "people don't want to work anymore" is they simply couldn't afford to keep that particular job.
