Samo Burja

We talk about China's ghost cities, but they built a lot of apartments recently.

Meanwhile, if you're, you know, living in Paris, even if you're very rich, your apartment was probably built in the 19th century.

Or California, for that matter.

One that could be greatly expanded.

You know, maybe this is just a long winded, you know, maybe this is just a long play by the automation lobby.

It's not the landlords that are in charge constricting supply.

It's the robotics companies, right?

Secretly they're in control.

I could joke.

Because if you make housing very expensive, then you're going to see $50 lattes eventually.

I mean, you're already seeing $20 lattes in the city.

I think $50 is not far away.

So, you know, eventually the robot makes economic sense.

I don't know about $20.

Perhaps, perhaps.

I feel like I always mentally count two coffees.

I think it's always a good idea to just buy, you know, if you're meeting someone, it's just such a nice gesture to always like buy for the other person.

And if they're Eastern European, then they fight you for the privilege and, you know, you relent.

Well, you know, the U.S.

government has been printing trillion dollar bills like it's no tomorrow, practically, right?