Jonathan V. Last

I mean, the irony is the biggest piece of it and the oldest piece of the abundance agenda is housing, right? We should build more housing. Like, look, I'm 53. I bought into the housing market in the 90s when it was, you know, the cost of what's now like a nice cup of coffee at Starbucks, right? And so, like, the young people – like, I don't need it. Like, I own – I own a house now.

I mean, the irony is the biggest piece of it and the oldest piece of the abundance agenda is housing, right? We should build more housing. Like, look, I'm 53. I bought into the housing market in the 90s when it was, you know, the cost of what's now like a nice cup of coffee at Starbucks, right? And so, like, the young people – like, I don't need it. Like, I own – I own a house now.

I mean, the irony is the biggest piece of it and the oldest piece of the abundance agenda is housing, right? We should build more housing. Like, look, I'm 53. I bought into the housing market in the 90s when it was, you know, the cost of what's now like a nice cup of coffee at Starbucks, right? And so, like, the young people – like, I don't need it. Like, I own – I own a house now.

If anything, I stand to lose from building more housing and devaluing the cost of property, of which I'm already an owner. It's the young people who actually need to allow more housing to be built. And the only way to do that is to legalize it. But no, you're right. And the other aspect of it is that abundance agenda, like I said, when it says who's the bad guys, the bad guys in many cases is us.

If anything, I stand to lose from building more housing and devaluing the cost of property, of which I'm already an owner. It's the young people who actually need to allow more housing to be built. And the only way to do that is to legalize it. But no, you're right. And the other aspect of it is that abundance agenda, like I said, when it says who's the bad guys, the bad guys in many cases is us.

If anything, I stand to lose from building more housing and devaluing the cost of property, of which I'm already an owner. It's the young people who actually need to allow more housing to be built. And the only way to do that is to legalize it. But no, you're right. And the other aspect of it is that abundance agenda, like I said, when it says who's the bad guys, the bad guys in many cases is us.

Or the bad guys... isn't a corporation. It's that when you want to build a new apartment building, you have to get approval of some neighborhood planning commission. And they're going to listen to the four 75-year-olds who've lived there for 50 years who want to show up and complain about how they don't want anything to change in the neighborhood.

Or the bad guys... isn't a corporation. It's that when you want to build a new apartment building, you have to get approval of some neighborhood planning commission. And they're going to listen to the four 75-year-olds who've lived there for 50 years who want to show up and complain about how they don't want anything to change in the neighborhood.

Or the bad guys... isn't a corporation. It's that when you want to build a new apartment building, you have to get approval of some neighborhood planning commission. And they're going to listen to the four 75-year-olds who've lived there for 50 years who want to show up and complain about how they don't want anything to change in the neighborhood.

And they get to veto the whole prospect and tie it up in lawsuits if they get cranky about it. And those bad guys aren't as compelling to some people as a bad guy who's a giant wealthy corporation. But they're bad.

And they get to veto the whole prospect and tie it up in lawsuits if they get cranky about it. And those bad guys aren't as compelling to some people as a bad guy who's a giant wealthy corporation. But they're bad.

And they get to veto the whole prospect and tie it up in lawsuits if they get cranky about it. And those bad guys aren't as compelling to some people as a bad guy who's a giant wealthy corporation. But they're bad.

Yeah. There's some bad corporations and some bad geriatrics that aren't letting people move into the neighborhood. Hey, guys, it's Tim and Sarah. We're here with my frenemy, John Lovett from Love It or Leave It.

Yeah. There's some bad corporations and some bad geriatrics that aren't letting people move into the neighborhood. Hey, guys, it's Tim and Sarah. We're here with my frenemy, John Lovett from Love It or Leave It.

Yeah. There's some bad corporations and some bad geriatrics that aren't letting people move into the neighborhood. Hey, guys, it's Tim and Sarah. We're here with my frenemy, John Lovett from Love It or Leave It.

You are definitely the fucking self-important one. June is Pride Month, and we're going to be live in D.C. on June 6th for World Pride for a very special live show fundraiser featuring the three of us, plus some gay special guests.

You are definitely the fucking self-important one. June is Pride Month, and we're going to be live in D.C. on June 6th for World Pride for a very special live show fundraiser featuring the three of us, plus some gay special guests.

You are definitely the fucking self-important one. June is Pride Month, and we're going to be live in D.C. on June 6th for World Pride for a very special live show fundraiser featuring the three of us, plus some gay special guests.

Speaking of radicalism gone awry, this is just such a fucking horrible story. Two Israeli embassy staff were fatally shot at the Capital Jewish Museum in D.C. yesterday. Yaron Lashinsky and Sarah Milgram, they're engaged. They're about to be married.

Speaking of radicalism gone awry, this is just such a fucking horrible story. Two Israeli embassy staff were fatally shot at the Capital Jewish Museum in D.C. yesterday. Yaron Lashinsky and Sarah Milgram, they're engaged. They're about to be married.