LA Hospitals, Butcher Trucks, and Overcrowded Housing

• 42:04Hospital running out of oxygen tanks and morgue space, leading to butcher trucks for bodies.
• 42:28Tim reacts to the hospital director's ominous warning about butcher trucks coming out.
• 42:38Tim expresses sympathy for LA's crisis but questions why hospitals weren't prepared for a second wave.
• 43:10Video shows ambulances continuously arriving at overwhelmed LA hospitals.
• 43:35Newscast notes Florida fared better than California despite being wide open for months.
• 43:49Expert identifies LA's overcrowded housing as uniquely susceptible to disease outbreak.
• 44:10Tim mocks elderly people still living with roommates instead of getting their own place.
• 44:43Average home price in LA is $650,000, which Tim dismisses as the obvious reason people can't spread out.
• 45:15Tim suggests people dying of COVID in crowded LA spaces just need a better investment advisor.
• 45:38Tim identifies his frustration with housing costs as a Ben Shapiro talking point.

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