How many "Commoners" do you know that own entire apartment buildings?
Seems more like the pastime of princelings and Princes to me. "Just a few million on a small passive income investment... Better hold it off the market for a bit to lock in the best rate make it grow."
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I have had terrible LL and I have had great LL. More socially conscious LL TY.
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Makes a tremendous difference, to be sure! I use "princeling" as a class designation: accredited investors who can do something like buy an apartment building, invest in a hedge fund. Neither good nor bad itself; just means you have power. Matters most what you do with that power
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Guessing you do not need to rent. Cute philosophizing tho about class and power.
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Then you guessed very, very wrong 😄
I will likely never make it to the rank of princeling. Not on a Lyft driver's sub-minimum wage, nor likely any other job considering my age in this youth-obsessed town.
I understand your defensiveness tho; we all know our own struggle best
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I am practical. Nice try tho. I probably am twice you age. Prince. Princess. Nice suit.
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Thank you! It's the nicest one I own, and when I enter Congress it's the first time I'll get to wear it, save a few failed job interviews over the years.
Not sure what you're arguing here.
Maybe you can explain yourself. No pressure though. 💙
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