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Forever Renters, Real Estate, and Morgan & Morgan Ad
from Biden's SOTU & The Lazarus Drug | The Tim Dillon Show #383 · #383
4 min
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Tim discusses the rising average age of renters, the psychology of younger people avoiding homeownership, forcibly evicting Boomers as a joke solution, then transitions into the Morgan and Morgan personal injury law ad.
- Real estate experts report higher-income renters deliberately choosing apartments over buying, preferring not to commit money to property.
- Renting offers no security—landlords can raise prices whenever they want, trapping tenants like his Brooklyn friends in deteriorating apartments.
- Boomers rode an incredible real estate appreciation wave that younger generations don't expect to repeat, especially after seeing parents fight over houses in divorces.
- Apartment buildings target 27-year-olds with 'orange dads' design themes, and the average renter age has climbed from 29 to 33 in a decade.
- Tim's solution to the housing crisis: forcibly evict Boomers from their houses, put them in mental institutions, and sell the properties to younger people.
- Wait for Bitcoin to go back up, then get on the ride and buy a house—though this is not financial advice.
- Morgan and Morgan pitch: America's largest personal injury law firm with 100 offices, 1,000+ lawyers, and $20 billion recovered for over 500,000 clients.
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