>>507156241
Can you explain how Americans are living at all?
Boomers I can understand; They bought their houses when they were $90k, which have now inflated to $400k.
But the younger generations - aren't they absolutely, hopelessly fucked? Unless you're a multi-millionare, Buying a house seems completely out of the question. And I looked at house rental price histories in Texas, Wyoming, Montana, etc., and it's all the same story: An average 4 bedroom house that rented at $900 a month in 2019, is now renting for $2,200 a month in 2025. No renovations, just the same old house. And you need to make 3x the rent in salary to even apply to live there. The cheapest house rental I could find, in the middle of podunk fucking nowhere, or by rail road tracks, or surrounded by niggers, was $1,500 a month. The cheapest - and you wouldn't want to live there.

In Japan, you can rent a NICE 4 bedroom home for $350 a month. I'm not talking about old abandond houses, I mean actual nice housing.
Unless Americans are all making $100k+ a year, I have no idea how they are living in the US. How are you doing it?