Sir Charles Barnacle

@Jamoss29 Yeah

Economy so bad I make $26/hr and am looking at a 7 year old car with 45k miles and asking myself if this is too much

Maybe because there's no adultery flag flying at the public elementary school by my house.

@fiercepatricks Cause that shits an abomination

Why is homosexuality constantly singled out, while adultery is literally listed in God's Ten Commandments and often gets overlooked?

@stats_feed My attention to posts like these

What has become so expensive that it's not worth buying anymore?

@CptBeef5 @VladTheInflator Not the top 10 percent. Which accounts for 50 percent of the economy.

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator Everyone is unfortunately priced out of the market, and those that aren't are few and far between. Prices need to drop, not rates.

Every time I talk about the housing market I get a bunch of retarded angry boomers crying because 70% of their fake net worth is wrapped up in a house they can't sell.

Sad reality. I’m planning on my kids living with me for a long time. Hopefully buy some land in an up and coming area and they can build homes on it. The country will become politically unstable unless we have basic universal income and ai takes care of the vast majority of the daily tasks. Which seems like we are well in our way. Faith in a loving God helps tremendously. Whatever happens it will be ok.

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator Then so be it. At this rate of increase, I refuse to believe my children will need $1 million for a starter home on their $70k salary. The price jump between 2020 to now was just too dramatic. Its logically just not sustainable

Then you are one few people that can buy with cash. Rates definitely have an impact. You can keep saying housing is overpriced but that doesn’t make it true. Everyone that can’t afford a house is saying that. If only they could vote on it. Since they are the majority. The fact is we have buyers stepping in keeping the market afloat. I see it in my neighborhood. The Cracker Jack houses sell even faster because they are all some people can afford right now and they are sick of watching the market outprice them. I agree prices will come down more but the question remains how much. If they lower rates prices will go up. High rates and cash on hand is the best time to buy in my opinion. At some point there will be such a wide gap between asset holders and renters. The point about housing prices being unaffordable will be a reality and not something to debate on. “You will own nothing and be happy”.

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator And it isn't rates. You all keep saying that. Its price keeping people like myself from jumping in. We're not buying a $500k cracker box, its just not happening.

@CptBeef5 @VladTheInflator Sounds like you could be a buyer but many were that way in 2018 and were priced out.

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator The catalyst is you have no buyers left.

@CptBeef5 @VladTheInflator They’ve been waiting since 2018. We should have already seen it. Yes downward pressure because of rates and asset prices out of reach for many. But crash? Like 2008? Really don’t see it.

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator I hate to break it to you, but that philosophy has always been that way. Your explanation still doesn't explain why you need a $250k a year household income to buy a 2 bedroom cracker box. The dam is breaking. The smart ones are sitting on cash waiting

In the desirable areas there will be a concentration of high earners like there is now. Gentrification ensues pushing out low income. Then the high earners there that are not as high as the other ones will decide to find a new area to gentrify. That looks affordable to them. Like what happened in Colorado from the Californians.

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator So are you all just gonna own 7 homes?

@CptBeef5 @VladTheInflator You’re saying they are still overpriced though. What’s going to be the catalyst?

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator And actually you just pretty much proved my point lol. The buying frenzy where sellers sold their homes for those absurd prices is over. The "high earners" got FOMO and jumped in, but they're gone now. Already bought. You're running out of buyers.

@CptBeef5 @evh1234567890 @VladTheInflator Unfortunately there is now a renter class

@goingfilterless @evh1234567890 @VladTheInflator You realize the average salary in America is only like $60k right? So if the average American family can't afford the average American home on 2 average salaries, then what do you think is going to happen? You'll run out of buyers.

@CptBeef5 @VladTheInflator That’s incorrect. The top 10 percent of earners account for 50 percent of the spending. That number has been growing steadily.

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator "High earners are the new economy"...sure so sell quick, because there arent that many "high earners" left to sell your home too. They've already bought.

@Polymarket Yay

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@CaseyBHead ☹️

@goingfilterless Nice try, Fed.

A certain kind of person in towns like mine would like nothing more than to lock the door behind them and turn off the vacancy sign. They do not want a thriving rural community. They want a postcard perfect place to die. No traffic, no noise, no kids. We must ignore their wishes.

@LeviBetz are

@LeviBetz Only real men talk about how much of a real man they

People who hump tool brands are fake work-doers. Real project-finishers will slap shit together with whatever was cheap and available.

@Satchafunkiluss @AbakpaJob Reading recycled content is up there

@AbakpaJob Clearly not.

Is there really anything worse than being forced to watch a video on someone else's phone and having to pretend to laugh for 2 minutes?

@fityourframe @VladTheInflator

@goingfilterless @VladTheInflator Nailed it Pal