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  1. Honestly we just have to accept that shits fucked and it’s not gonna get better until the heat death of the universe

  2. Dr-PresidentDinosaur on

    If I listened to everything Gary Stevenson said I’d be knee deep in graphics cards by now

  3. There is absolutely no meaningful indicator supporting a real estate crash – the housing issue is predominately a social one, not an economic one. More people who want housing can’t afford them, but there is plenty of money floating around keeping demand high.

  4. DependentAardvark1 on

    Everyone and their mums know this.

    Nothing will change when the political spectrum is built on lobbyists and donations.

    Too much fat to trim.

  5. Gary Stevenson’s basically a fruad. If you look into his history people that worked with him have stated he is basically just lying about how successful he is and other things in his past.

    His analysis of the economy is just broad strokes populist stuff. He’s just saying obvious things people want to hear and people think he is a god because of it for some reason

  6. The Serious Danger ep with Gary was really good. I’m a fan of both the podcast and Gary’s channel but I feel like he kinda got Tom to pull his head in a lil bit. 

  7. We all know the problem, the issue is there is no solutions. Every politician is rich, and the average politician owns 5 x the average number houses the average person does. They will never EVER create changes that will stop their investments from growing, let alone cause them to lose wealth.

    The system is rigged, the only way change will happen is with a massive upheaval, but life is too good. People are too complacent, and we’ve all been neutered that we’ll just keep watching the rich get richer.

  8. Classic-Rise-37 on

    Isnt England more expensive than australia for property ? So he knows prices just keep going up.

  9. Anyone else find the “repeat interviewee’s full name back at him again and again” thing weird?

  10. we will never get politicians that think about the future. The furthest they see is 4 years. What benefits them for their term and possible re election, other than that they couldn’t give 2 fucks

  11. Esquatcho_Mundo on

    Thing is… we can afford it. If we couldn’t prices would slow down. That’s supply and demand!

    Our big problem is some people can’t afford it and they’re getting further behind.

    We MUST help those people. But everyone else, the vast majority of Australians, are pretty good.

    Home ownership is rising after all

  12. Artistic_Buffalo_715 on

    Yeah whatever Gary. I’ve stopped hoping for anything to improve. As of post covid, any improvements to my life have been welcomed as unexpected surprises 

  13. These double-barrell non sequitur questions are amazing.

    “Australians have trillions of dollars in superannuation. Where is Wall Street going?”

    “Gary, you have a large number of YouTube followers. What will it look like when we have the right policy?”

    “Our opposition party just had a bit of a switch, they got a new leader. Anyway, what do you think of our first home deposit scheme?”

  14. This guy is a grifter. His stories about being a top trader are all fabricated and his understanding of economics is pitiful.