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Am in California.
My grandparent's next door neighbor who was a sweet old lady passed away and the house didn't even look that great and was in honestly pretty bad commission, and the people who came in and bought the place paid maybe a little less than a million for it.

It's not only ridiculous that people would charge that much money for a property, but obscene that anyone would pay that amount and reinforce this "million dollar shack" nonsense. I don't get why anyone would pay that much money for a property in a state where your kid might get a cool minimum wage job for 10 years unless you shell out an additional amount for an education.

Everyone's just out to make the biggest buck and the one's who get fucked are those who come after.
But I can't complain because if I had a shitshack with a million dollar valuation I'd probably aggressively pursue getting that much for it, too.

Maybe this is just a human problem.

>>18402969
>He thinks blindly mirroring someone who knows what their doing means he knows what he's doing

Dubs get 1 BTC.
Singles and your mum dies in her sleep tonight.

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