Caleb Hammer

Yeah, that's more like HOA, you know, so like I'm OK with like small communities coming together and deciding what's good for their community. But a whole state or a city saying, no, you know, you're 40 minutes from City Hall. You can't build a bakery there. Right. Sorry, a highway has to go there.

Yeah, that's more like HOA, you know, so like I'm OK with like small communities coming together and deciding what's good for their community. But a whole state or a city saying, no, you know, you're 40 minutes from City Hall. You can't build a bakery there. Right. Sorry, a highway has to go there.

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There's this crazy concept where Austin, we built housing. You know, we just allowed developers and capitalism to take place. So we built housing. Guess what's been the largest rent decrease in the nation? Austin. Who would have thought?

There's this crazy concept where Austin, we built housing. You know, we just allowed developers and capitalism to take place. So we built housing. Guess what's been the largest rent decrease in the nation? Austin. Who would have thought?

There's this crazy concept where Austin, we built housing. You know, we just allowed developers and capitalism to take place. So we built housing. Guess what's been the largest rent decrease in the nation? Austin. Who would have thought?

Yeah, we built so much housing.

Yeah, we built so much housing.

Yeah, we built so much housing.

Because we just let capitalism happen. But so you're saying that's the bad side of it. Well, it sucks for people, I guess, property values or landlords, but it's also a blessing for people that can live.

Because we just let capitalism happen. But so you're saying that's the bad side of it. Well, it sucks for people, I guess, property values or landlords, but it's also a blessing for people that can live.

Because we just let capitalism happen. But so you're saying that's the bad side of it. Well, it sucks for people, I guess, property values or landlords, but it's also a blessing for people that can live.

Yeah, gentrification is weird because like honestly you kind of go in there. You do get better restaurants. You get better amenities. Things do become nicer and safer. But then there is like that dude who gets pushed out. So there's like – there's positive – gentrification is a bad word, kind of a swear word. Because what is gentrification you mean?

Yeah, gentrification is weird because like honestly you kind of go in there. You do get better restaurants. You get better amenities. Things do become nicer and safer. But then there is like that dude who gets pushed out. So there's like – there's positive – gentrification is a bad word, kind of a swear word. Because what is gentrification you mean?

Yeah, gentrification is weird because like honestly you kind of go in there. You do get better restaurants. You get better amenities. Things do become nicer and safer. But then there is like that dude who gets pushed out. So there's like – there's positive – gentrification is a bad word, kind of a swear word. Because what is gentrification you mean?

It means white people moving in and moving people out? I think it's more just money and development. But people do associate it with that.

It means white people moving in and moving people out? I think it's more just money and development. But people do associate it with that.

It means white people moving in and moving people out? I think it's more just money and development. But people do associate it with that.