Chira numbuh wan!

[shovelquest]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

>people who have homes in the 2-50 million dollar price range
i wonder if there is a correlation between political contributions from that zip code and elected officials who are the receipts of said contributions and how they vote on things like bailouts, tax cuts..etc..etc

According to the democrats, everyone who donates to them donates 1$ and they make 800 billion every election. Because they are so "grass roots"...

[Duik]

Luckily nobody is talkin politics here hey?

Maybe A.I wil paint us a pretty picture of the fires AND an after shot of the devastation. Hopefully homing in on the many < 2 - 50million dollar houses depicting small children fleeing the conflagration, aflame and holding ash covered teddy bears. The seven fingers will ensure a tighter grip.

Having zero moral compass I'm sure it will be tasteful with an over abundance of fingers.

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

< 2 - 50million dollar houses

The lower end of that range probably the land is worth way more than the structure.

What I'm saying is I think they'll be ok [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Ekco]

Originally Posted by Duik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

over abundance of fingers.

that's so last year.

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[shovelquest]

its not politics, we live in a fascist dictatorship now and politics are a thing of the past.

[shovelquest]

Its weird how one house is 30 mil and the house next to it is 2 mil and the house 2 houses down is 70 mil.

The land seems like it's not really the major draw, but I hear people say the land is the major draw.

Lucky for these folk though, the goverment will pay out 2 dollars for every dollar they had their homes insured for, because these people are too big to fail.

Like the land, is worth 1 mil.

The houses on them are worth 1-50 mil.

I really wonder what the cost of insuring a 50 mil house in Malibu is. And what they're supposed to get back if it burns down.

I imagine the economy locally will be very good in a few years rebuilding these homes.

But for some reason i have this stinking sensation, that the goverment is totally broken right now, and all that's gonna happen is people are going to go bankrupt because of slow rebuilds, insurance companies are going to close, rates are going to go up, and they will rebuild like 10% of the affected area in like 5 years.

[NopeNopeNopeNope]

Originally Posted by shovelquest [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Its weird how one house is 30 mil and the house next to it is 2 mil and the house 2 houses down is 70 mil

Wouldn’t be surprised to see some memes start coming out:

“Like a good neighbor…State Farm says insuring your overpriced home is literal financial suicide and bails”

[shovelquest]

Yeah I looked it up, empty lots ar elike 1-1.5 mil.

Homes are 2-50 mil (i mean they are 2-80 mil but there are A LOT of 50 mil homes in the area, and only a few 80+)

So these homes that burnt down are vastly more expensive than the land they are on.

I don't know what that means in terms of anything, but is just interesting.

[shovelquest]

Talking about current affairs isn't talking about politics, nor is calling mein fuhrer shitting on the chosen one.

[Ekco]

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