Simran Korr

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1,110 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 5d ago

Simran Korr’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Friends That Invest · Why I’m Moving to New York + Your Biggest Money Questions · 7 Sep 2026 podcast

Like I genuinely do not have the money for this.

Then the landlords or whoever owns those houses, they then have to drop the rent back down to meet the market.

And that is when you've hit the peak of what you can charge before customers go, I genuinely cannot buy this.

And so the hope is that we have reached that stage when it comes to.

cost of goods when it comes to services, when it comes to rents and mortgages.

But unfortunately, I don't think in any country in the OECD from America to Australia to New Zealand to the UK that we've reached that peak because there are still a group of people that are able to afford and continue to purchase and so it keeps these businesses afloat.

But eventually we will reach a point at different times for different products and services.

where they go, Okay, like we genuinely cannot charge this much for a gallon of milk or like we genuinely cannot charge this much for childcare because no one can afford

it at this price, even if these items are needs.

I don't know when that will happen, but I do believe that we've started to maybe see it in some industries and not others, and it will be

Very interesting.

But I'd love to know like the investie bestie's thoughts.

What industry do you think we have reached that peak on?

And what is like still climbing despite all of us being like, please, no more.

Like we cannot do this.

In my opinion, I think beauty, like makeup and wellness products have reached that peak where we're spending.

Seventy dollars on a lip gloss that is out of control.

And as people like, I genuinely cannot afford that.

Companies like MCO Beauty and other Dupe brands have come up and the market has shifted to more dupe products, which to me is saying the market still wants things, but it cannot afford things at that price range.

And so it's just pulling away and finding alternatives.

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