How Do Londoners Feel About Their Cost of Living? || IBT UK Investigates

[@sidkings]

After 15 years in London I actually moved out last Week. £830 just to rent a double room is the going rate in E3.

[@Ash-ov3ci]

Where did you move?

[@sidkings]

@@Ash-ov3ci Back to the family home near Bristol... I plan to move to the midlands after the summer. It's about the only place left in the UK where you will get value for money.

[@sidkings]

@@pn2124 Even on over 40k, it wasn't making sense. You need 50k plus to be comfortable in London imo.

[@sidkings]

@@pn2124 I see what you mean. Thankfully I'm still commuting into London once a week and my work pays for most of the train fair. No rent to pay currently other than contributions to bills etc.. pretty custhy atm, but it won't last. So just gonna make the most of it of now.

[@user-bi8ko7kc6h]

830 per person or in total? 830 for 2 rooms are actually very good price.

[@Abraham_Tsfaye]

I paid 350 for a single room in Maida Vale, London in 2008. After 6 months I realised there was a hole under my bed and I saw a huge rats tail go in it. That scrummy place would now be 800 pounds a month to rent. London is a dump.

[@destinyschild5768]

😮

[@vonder7]

800 is Maida Vale? More like 1300. 800 is now a single room in East London.

[@Abraham_Tsfaye]

@@vonder7 I rented a small room in 66 Fernhead Road, W8 for 350 pm in 2008. I don't think you will ever see that price again.

[@iskkarate]

800 is cheap what a bargain now lol

[@vonder7]

@@iskkarate yeah I think that would be real deal, I was paying 700 in Maida Vale back in 2010 for a rented council flat living room converted to a bedroom 😂

[@noelynoelnh]

I grew up in London and moved out 22 years ago. It was unaffordable then. The only way to survive is to move further out

[@athensr1103]

I grew up in London. I got out as quick as I could. It's a dump.

[@annaisiomaful]

That’s the point sadly I moved out 15 years ago but lucky was able to rent out the property.

[@art_means_artificial]

Leave! We take London for us!

[@dark_lord_0169]

Leaving London is one solution.

[@Ivan-fs7go]

This boost up the prices outside of London and next year, your advice will be relocate to another country 😅

[@carlbland68]

yes thats the ideal option moving out of this dump @@Ivan-fs7go

[@Slothdeman]

@@Ivan-fs7goAlready feels like another country

[@josephhill2868]

Basically is ​@Slothdeman

[@minge9]

to where? salary is shite regardless

[@markholland6657]

I was born and grew up in Clapham, London and left just under 10yrs ago, I miss the convenience of socialising and some friends who still live there but I DON'T miss London at all, and in fact moving away from UK in the next couple weeks as the whole country has changed over the last 10yrs.. and sadly not for the better!! The housing and living costs in some areas are just absolutely shocking!! cost of living in UK for the quality of service is just absolutely ridiculous now!!

[@youtubewatcher8254]

Where are you off to Mark, since you’re leaving the U.K.? Dubai?

[@art_means_artificial]

Leave! We take London for us!

[@gongagong]

And the government, media and civil service despise us natives and worship blacks/browns/muslims/jews/mass third world immigration.

[@BALHAM69]

No way, Sadiq Khan needs to put Bus bus prices back to £1.50 and have trains London Underground as a flat fare of £3 😊

[@madameversiera]

Yeah it's ridiculous I have to pay 1.75 pounds for 10 minutes ride on a bus. THis government is formed by clowns.

[@user-ih6oe9ny3j]

In Italy I paid £20 for a week of unlimited buses and trains, imagine the same in London

[@riveness]

Perhaps. But funding is set by the tories.

[@BALHAM69]

@@riveness yea labour mayor and conservative government is not going to work Sadiq Khan first four years was good Last four, very bad

[@zatarawood3588]

TFL makes large losses even at these prices. The whole system of transport is bloated, inefficient, wasteful, bit like other socialist systems in the UK like the NHS. So to do what you are asking requires massive reforms. UK politicians have shown no ability to make any meaningful changes in any area for many decades.

[@laanaa26]

TO UK GOVERNMENT INSTEAD OF FUNDING WARS FUND INTO YOUR OWN PEOPLE.

[@tonycocchiara7445]

Council tax going up WHAT A SUPPRISE , 😢😊

[@malpalmer3269]

Cost of Tory crisis

[@mccanncollection]

the labour crooks are worse

[@mitchreeves1]

Why on earth would anybody want to live in London other than a slighter better salary? It's just not worth it. Move to the countryside or seaside and be 10 times happier. There's more to life than chasing a high salary (corporate slave).

[@mikesweeney651]

100% agree

[@lloydfrancis9149]

Nahhhh its Shepherd's Bush and Ladbroke Grove West London for life!! Funny enough I moved to Dallas Texas USA😂😂😂 I love London though because that's why I a Londoner

[@meisterlymanu5214]

esp if youre a coffee guy and usher. Those jobs are everywhere. And how did he become those things. Where was his ambition.

[@Nzwarriord]

London is good for bankers traders business men for the elite others wasting your time move up north lovely towns and villages no pollution ulez murders etc

[@couupakb9669]

Its getting just as bad up north

[@nimanixo]

That’s the problem with British people if this was France they would all be rioting English peoples solution is move and actually help London be only for the rich smh .

[@shawndurbs]

I left uk in 2019. Best move I ever made.

[@Shino88]

Where did you go?

[@shawndurbs]

@@Shino88 I moved to Italy with my wife. Still renting but only pay €350 a month for 2 bedroom flat that has sea views. London I was paying £1100 for a small one bedroom flat.

[@Shino88]

@@shawndurbs nice one , trying to workout where I want to live at the moment I'll add Italy to the list.

[@ThatGeezer74]

@@shawndurbsNice! I’m following in your steps but moving to Zurich fairly soon. Rent is quite steep but salaries are so much better so you can enjoy life and save money.

[@chindit6784]

​@@shawndurbswhere abouts in Italy?

[@c3realK1ll4h]

the council tax is passed on for those council employees such as garbage collection and the employees in such industries need that extra pay to compensate for living, there should be a rent cap on homing and housing should be graded, because people are charging huge rates for abysmal living conditions

[@angiesspace2644]

Well said.

[@wattbenj]

My theory about London is that there are secretly loads of people doing really, really well. Hence the rent prices. I'm still living at home at 30 & would love to live in London one day, but it just seems like an absolute pipe dream right now. No matter what job you have.

[@cosmosnomad]

That's a pretty bad theory. Housing is essential. London pays better and has better job opportunities than the rest of the UK, so it's seen as a good place to build career. Plus, there's lots of going on. That doesn't mean that pay keeps up with the cost of housing. Rent aside, owning a house is far more expensive, adjusted for income, then the rest of the country. In London a property costs something like 12x the average London salary. In the rest of the country, it's more like 6x. Rent will follow similar logic

[@Sam-dc8du]

TAX WEALTH, NOT INCOME

[@bobstar6837]

My rent is £725 a week for a 2 bed/2 bathroom in London.

[@mrannonymous4822]

Sounds like a bargain!

[@caparies]

£3,141.67 a month, fucking hell 💀

[@nimanixo]

My mum and dad pay for a 2 bedroom for £800 a month in central London

[@MelOBrien-12]

I thought 'Wow, what a barga...' - Then I saw 'per week'😶‍🌫. I'm trying to move to London, seriously rethinking my life choices.

[@nimanixo]

@@MelOBrien-12 literally 😂

[@SkeletonDrums1]

This does highlight the frontline problems with living in any big city, especially London, but you dont get to the meat of the issue. Why are costs rising in the UK and the US? Because since 2008, the wealth holding of both countries has dipped to historic lows. 14 years of the Tories and they have done nothing to address the problem and have actually added fuel to the fire. Now we pay more tax for less pubic services, because as a country we are having to service our debt first. We need radical change! And i am not talking about the fringe rightwing nutters of Reform, but actual politicians capable of coherent thought. Admittedly they are hard to find in this day and age! First we must re-nationalise our utilities and stop giving away the profits to private business. Next up and crucially, we must ensure the rich pay their fair share of tax. Because if weath inequality increases, the divide will continue to widen and soon enough nobody will be able to afford a home. The cost of food and rent is a real problem, but unless we address the cause there is never going to be improvement.

[@markm2048]

Move to Blackpool.. very cheap and they do great fish and chips

[@3619jon]

Shared ownership is just as bad. My rent Increased by 9.4% and service charge 4 % on top of mortgage payments

[@SW-sz8ji]

that scheme was to mug suckers off in a bid to keep demand for house high. sorry you fell for it

[@indidogg1215]

It's a complete joke - why is there not some regulatory body controlling rental prices? And don't even get me started on the rail prices.

[@user-ns5yn8ux2u]

This country is just a rip off

[@redzisan]

Make London Great again!

[@minionofgozer7414]

Lived in London, I was pay check to pay check. I tried slimming the budget, tried more hours and even tried cutting meals. I left to go back to my home town, I have no regrets leaving, im actually able to save and have been a lot happier. London isn't for the common man anymore, its for the rich and they can have it for all I care 🤷‍♂️

[@AlexStudio0610]

Truth Yes, London is one of the most expensive cities in the world. In 2023, it ranked as the second most expensive city in Europe after Geneva

[@lotuswang1347]

who is the interviewer ? shes pretty

[@dw5556]

What's the point of existing... The end of the title say's it all- Cost of LIVING!!!

[@goych]

We are completely lost aren’t we? Maybe it’s just a phase and we’ll pop out the other end going what the fuck was that all about?!

[@dw5556]

@@goych A phase? Haha, but yeah I'm sure it is a phase until it rises again and again and again ! I've never heard of the cost of living decreasing, have you ?

[@goych]

@@dw5556 i didn’t mean a phase of economic woe but a phase of humans being deranged But then again I see that that’s also always been the case Oh dear!

[@wintersnowowen2254]

Incredibly expensive, constant price rises but little increases in pay. Only the rich can buy a home. My advice: don’t come to London unless you earn over £50,000.

[@DenisMclean-e9o]

Don’t shop in Tesco express!

[@gomperhooblet]

Why?

[@MUNRO13]

Extremely expensive.@@gomperhooblet

[@user-es2fg6hl3z]

​@@gomperhoobletit's expensive. That's why

[@gomperhooblet]

@@user-es2fg6hl3z Don't have much of a choice if you live and/or work in Southwark where this is filmed!

[@r3dp1ll]

@@gomperhooblet online delivery is dirt cheap in London.

[@ckzf1842]

Ummm … it isn’t as if I can’t pay my ( extortionate) electricity bills , so I tried to see if I could keep my electricity bills down : I simply shut off most of my electricity heaters at home ( I mean , I live in Central London - not in the glacial Scottish Highlands) , put on a couple of my woolly jumpers , wore leggings under my sweatpants, and wore a woolly toque to keep my head warm and thick woolly socks on my feet … and it all worked , and I didn’t really feel the cold at all ! My electricity bill was reduced by two - thirds , and … I am still alive , and smiling’ ! 😊

[@user-ns5yn8ux2u]

Food has definitley gone up. It is ridiculous

[@user-xg4td3gg7e]

‘To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all’ - Oscar Wilde

[@Lifelongloser]

It’s almost as if the more people who want to live in an area where it’s difficult to build many new dwellings the higher the prices and rents.

[@DaProHobbit]

That's not actually a very good explanation though. The population of London isn't increasing by 20% every year House prices, rent, and mortgages are rising everywhere in the UK, because the wealth of the super rich has exploded so they're buying up property as investment. Since COVID the wealth of the top 1% has increased by more than £800 billion, mostly from the Bank of England printing money and government debt, which is driving up inflation even more. And it means the government has no money to build or buy back affordable social housing. Rent would be a lot lower if there was a wealth tax on the top 1%, to pay for more social housing, and rent controls for private landlords (like most other European countries).

[@chrisf9377]

@@DaProHobbit The large number of people entering the UK every year causes far more demand for property than these super rich people buying up property. And if the rich are indeed buying property as an investment then in many cases someone will be renting it. The top 1% already pay about 30% of all income tax in the UK.

[@gregorwhyte3699]

That's gonna be the whole of the UK soon 😂 20 years time and they'll start building cities in the Scottish Highlands because England's running out of space.

[@Sam-dc8du]

Historically, 30% is the lowest proportion they’ve ever had to pay - and that’s if they even pay that. Rishi “worth £700 million” Sunak paid 22% on his income last year. That’s nothing considering he would PASSIVELY earn over £20 million on his assets in the same period. The rich naturally empire build at the expense of everyone/everything else

[@jim-es8qk]

Maybe get a wife and share the costs. Living in flatshares is a rather grim existence.

[@goych]

I’ll just pop off to my local wife store Maybe landlords should fuck off

[@Ibrahim_Yusuf]

Or get your money.

[@Matt-ou7tu]

"Just get a wife" lol.

[@nameundefinedname5307]

@@Matt-ou7tulool go to the wife shop

[@proletvladimirova828]

Dusty

[@krzysiukrul1183]

I love paying 60% of my monthly wage to a person who does fuck all but horde property

[@mbbx5va2]

yeah and they have the privellages most probably because they were born earlier than us or have rich parents. Lovely!!

[@Gates2Aion]

@@mbbx5va2 or they work there way to the top from nothing

[@secretcircusofficial]

It's mad that wealth inequality isn't even a political talking point even though it's the number one cause of all our problems

[@PHTV11]

Save a deposit and move out of London then

[@secretcircusofficial]

@@PHTV11 it's happening everywhere, London will just be a bit ahead of the curve. We should address inequality as an economic obstacle rather than allow the gap to go further.

[@user-gz6tx6yp3v]

The rent increases are a direct reaction to Section 24. It has pushed hundreds of thousands of small landlords out the market which is a huge supply of rental stock being sold into the market. Less supply and high taxes on rent has resulted in this problem. So thank the government for that.

[@gongagong]

If you are a 30-year-old coffee pourer, you probably shouldn't be living in London.

[@Zerpentsa6598]

High interest rates are causing misery to many poor people. Happened on the Tory watch.

[@emilyfrazier8392]

worse under labor if you remember that far back

[@jim-es8qk]

it's not. It's excessive demand.

[@HappyFamily-j1q]

It was Tony Blair who destroyed Britain with mass immigration not the conservatives who have had long enough to stop it and will never be in power again due to the Islamic threat that has happened on their watch.

[@stevenhenry5267]

Wrong

[@stevenhenry5267]

Hahahahaha

[@hadj0587]

There needs to be cost of living protests. People can be bothered to still protest about Covid but they can’t be bothered to protest about cost of living

[@jeffreyjackson5229]

Going out?! Please! Read a book, rent a movie, play some games, and keep it moving.

[@cf8407]

Choosing the option to leave UK! Rent or house prices compared to wages are Nolonger reasonable

[@zatarawood3588]

Great idea. Where are you going to go and what are you going to do there?

[@jeffreyjackson5229]

"Less is more, small is beautiful, simple is best"- Theravada Buddhist proverb. I live like this and don't have to.😉

[@cultfiction3865]

Why more people don’t leave U.K. I don’t understand since the wages to cost of living ratio is worse here than just about anywhere else in Western Europe. What is the point in them staying here?

[@BrockSamson-i1i]

coz yuck

[@user-bi8ko7kc6h]

Many already left.

[@Audiojunkk]

Because its their home

[@zatarawood3588]

How would someone move out of the UK easily, since its no longer part of the EU and therefore doesn't enjoy freedom of movement with EU anymore? To move to another country you need at the least a work permit. Most employers dont want to sponsor someone for a work permit unless they have specialist skills like for eg a software engineer, or certain car factory workers etc. On top of that you have issues with language most ppl not speaking German in this case.

[@cultfiction3865]

@@zatarawood3588 Yes they are all very good points. Especially the freedom of movement you mentioned. Now it’s not so simple to go work in another country as it was. We’ve sacrificed that and the promised returns have never come, surprise surprise. So you are right in what you say, it’s far more difficult to just get up and do than some people think. But there are ways it just takes a strong willpower and determination

[@cosmicdebris2223]

Jesus... every second word is "like" that's American. We really have had it.

[@docgraal485]

I don’t want to move out of London, I love this city it’s exciting. I’m only 18 but I hope I’m not in a position where I’d have to move out of London

[@user-bi8ko7kc6h]

6.1% my a… my friend and I live in different counties and both landlords asked for 15%+ increase. I moved back to my parents’.

[@gamewithadam7235]

If people actually bothered to learn to cook and not buy food that goes to waste, you'd save a lot of money and supermarkets would put prices down. Can also buy discounted food if you'll use it up within a few days or freeze it and use it later after defrosting and get almost the same nutrition for 1/5th of the price.

[@RedRumble14]

No time for cooking when people work 9 to 6 +2 hours commuting

[@gamewithadam7235]

@@RedRumble14 How long do you think it takes to cook? You can cook a healthy meal in 15 minutes.

[@gamewithadam7235]

Why just London and not the rest of the UK?

[@shawnboo4208]

cause only London matters 2:34

[@ido5139]

If you pay £650 rent, and it's half your salary, means you earn under £17k/year, which is half the median salary. That is a very low salary

[@florinserbabh4560]

I left in 2019. I was nearly 30 back then. I rented out my forest gate house as a hmo for 5200£ after bills and live a great life in Bucharest where i am from originally. Also my son is 3 and a half now hehehe

[@RedRumble14]

Maybe would be better to have son born in UK? Cool citizenship it seems! Wishing all the best to you and your lil one!

[@user-ns5yn8ux2u]

When the second person spoke it made me think we are basically slaves

[@raghvirlalli9275]

My poor sister is on a zero hour contract and shes working just to pay for her rent and bills and thats been like that for 2 years and theres nothhing glamorous about her life no more and her luxury life went out the window when she had to do it all alone

[@douglascarl2283]

The same is happening in São Paulo capital in Brazil

[@LDN-Legend]

Sounds like she's reading a high school GCSE paper out aloud.

[@DaTruth1017]

Not London More like *Londump*

[@TomBartram-b1c]

I was supply teaching in London in 1994 at a rate of £73 day and paying £45 for nice ground floor room in Fletching Road E5. I wonder what the numbers are now. Anyone?

[@F1R3EMBLEM]

This is what you get for voting Conservative for 13 years

[@KarinaForte-qh2qt]

I have pre pay meters and I discover I been paying much loads more than quarterly

[@djtomoy]

I hate london 😊

[@fdocument2889]

They didn't declare an end to the pandemic, they started to up the war on russia and started their next fear campaign

[@wanderingquestions7501]

It’s all about strip-mining wealth out of the people.

[@Rakz108]

It's like being a Greater Beggar in Greater Britain 😢😢😢

[@damian1690]

Stop blaming landlords - just think about their costs. Higher interest rates = higher mortgage costs. Similarly increased wages = higher management costs, accounting etc. Not to mention repairs - have u tried to find a qualified labour person? They cost fortune! And landlords don’t charge u any more despite being obliged to carry out repairs which can costs thousands of pounds…

[@gamewithadam7235]

Her biggest gripe is Tesco express soup? Lol.

[@zatarawood3588]

what area of London were these interviews done?

[@hannah60000]

That’s actually a fair point. Where in London also plays a role in price etc.

[@NewLeaf1-zs4sy]

Fine, "all refugee's welcome" (sign, time stamp 0:07), fine, OPEN YOUR OWN HOME TO THESE PEOPLE, TIL THEN YOUR A LIAR!

[@evora9081]

Abolish council tax and people will be much better off and happy

[@jaymanilla289]

then as a follow up question ask them, how they feel about invasion/immigration?

[@KarinaForte-qh2qt]

Even council housing has gone up ..yet the services and repairs and terrible response from the council still very low poor quality

[@gamewithadam7235]

Make council tax optional.

[@BrockSamson-i1i]

i am so perplexed with these under 30s .. if you get accepted to a London Uni, but you cannot afford it, then choose another uni outside of London.. it's really not rocket science

[@JozefEtienne]

Not going to the uni of your choice is not a solution. People should be able to live, work and gain an education in the capital city if they so choose. You're essentially saying that London Uni's should be for the children of the wealthy and elite.

[@secretcircusofficial]

This is about prices going up, it's not rocket science but that means they weren't as high before

[@zatarawood3588]

​@@JozefEtienne I would like to live in Mayfair, should that be my right too?

[@pedroroque8681]

@@JozefEtienne And that is exactly what they used to be and what they will become once again. Corporate feudalism will be the norm. Only the elites will be able to access quality 'humanized' services within the next 10-20 years.

[@theriseofyousafzai]

Rentals going because interest rates going up too

[@RedRumble14]

How much it costs to buy a 1 bedroom place there? In some ok area

[@KarinaForte-qh2qt]

Do not give in .do not comply

[@deathstroke2341]

An Asian woman interviewing Londoners the problems in London....THE IRONY......

[@KarinaForte-qh2qt]

And why is people going along and don't rebel or go out matches etc??

[@TheOnlyCollection]

its simple..move out of London

[@Gates2Aion]

rents are going up but everyone complain will do the same if they had the chance

[@secretcircusofficial]

no, I wouldn't on principle. However, if landlords are taxed more by the government because some of them got wealthier over covid then perhaps I would have to to keep up with the buggered mortgage rates

[@gabyonsoft09]

i found this video now since i check the rent prices in my area rofl and my rent per month went up by 250£ from year to year when they already built more than 20 blocks with 10 levels in wembley park just wtfk is this market man ?? no logic at all and my apartment it s pretty old wtfk is this ... maybe next year they will go up to 2000 for 1 bed room nice GJ UK GJ LANDLORDS rofl by next year i leave London 100% fck this shit(plus council tax witch it s more than double if u compare to 2016 electricity and gas doubled in one year as well ) wtfk is this LOL . they really think that your salary doubles each year or what rofl?

[@seawavechau]

move out of London to the North ike me. work-life balance easily achieved

[@vasiliualexandru4725]

"-I think it got a bit far" that guy doesn't understand what happend since 2015

[@danzap384]

not much of a demographic who answered...

[@kathyullah1619]

Struggling struggling

[@KarinaForte-qh2qt]

And why people comply ???

[@minchutong9296]

i don;t get it, there are so many better cities up north such as Birmingham, Manchester, Coventry, why people still rate London!?

[@RedRumble14]

It has that special aura I guess. And a cool night life/artists coming there often

[@ZlogsUK]

Wherever i have South Asians they speak American accent in uk

[@Abc-li1ij]

Never had south Asians. What do they taste like?

[@MegaMan01]

And these are the effects of every Tom, Dick, and Harry buying properties to invest, which is compounded by the government's unwillingness to build more affordable housing. Both problems can be fixed with the right government, a government that is willing to legislate new policies to protect public living standards. The rich are getting richer and the poor poorer.

[@sanjanewmoonlife]

Expensive 😢😮

[@KarinaForte-qh2qt]

People in London are looking too much into their own nables instead of unite and communicate more and form help groups etc

[@FailedSociety321]

Student in london been there done that just a scam so they can put loans on you go get a real job and work

[@Ashley-j1n5t]

we feel it is brcause we are paying for immigrants

[@caaaaats9890]

immigrants? are you joking?? you REALLY think you're paying for immigrants, and that they are the cause of this mess?? I can tell you what you are paying for that actually is the problem: - You are STILL paying for the rich bankers who the government bailed out using your money via handouts back in 2008. - You are paying higher taxes because the rich (including many elected officials, huge corporations, the royal family etc) want to exploit loopholes and not pay their fair share of taxes. - You are STILL paying for the greed of the shareholders of all the assets that milk snatcher margaret thatcher privatised. - You are paying for the billions that the UK government can somehow afford to send to fund and support the Israeli, Saudi and Ukrainian armies. -You are paying for the millions Boris Johnson spent in useless PPE contracts for his rich friends during the covid pandemic. - You are paying for Liz Truss's tax cuts for the rich. - You are paying for Thatchcer's right to buy council house scheme. This is only the tip of the iceberg. So no, it's not because you're paying for immigrants. The government always uses this trick of pointing the blame at some group or the other, but never at themselves - and you fell for it. Embarrassing.

[@nimanixo]

You’re wrong it is foreign investors buying up all the property or past council house renters buying their home and then selling it/renting it for 10x the original price

[@RedRumble14]

Is it even possible to rent something decent for an immigrant with some ok job?

[@manlikekweks]

BUY BITCOIN NOW

[@thelevelupcommunity]

Why

[@dearservice1998]

Lol

[@Drill74268]

Move up North, It's cheaper

[@NaseemAfsar-e3q]

Amen

[@ericwatijn]

😅doe zo verder

[@user-ns5yn8ux2u]

The problem isnt the landlords as such. It's the energy companies, and illegal immigration and politicians.

[@babylon_bob]

London is an extreme view, but its shocking how much everything is so high and never will drop I'd say but its just all greed nothing else

[@secretcircusofficial]

Covid meant a largely accidental tranfer of wealth from the government to wealthy land owners, so, stupidity and greed

[@stevenhenry5267]

Corporate greed

[@Leon-sg8ql]

Well if continue to believe bs from the system

[@Ролтун]

Да вот так вот

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