man i just saw the cutest video of a puppy playing with a ball 
and i was like wow my dog could totally do that stuff in his dreams lol anyway back to prices... did you know that my cousin's friend moved to a new apartment last year and it cost them like $2000 a month for a tiny studio? 
yeah thats just crazy anyone else have to deal with sky-high rents lately?
and i was like wow my dog could totally do that stuff in his dreams lol anyway back to prices... did you know that my cousin's friend moved to a new apartment last year and it cost them like $2000 a month for a tiny studio? yeah thats just crazy anyone else have to deal with sky-high rents lately?
The government's proposal to ban high prices is a classic case of "the cure is worse than the disease". By intervening with price controls, they risk creating unintended consequences that harm the very people they're trying to help. We need more nuanced solutions that focus on increasing public investment and supply, rather than relying on quick fixes that may not last. 
like, think about it, no more price hikes for necessities, everyone could afford food, shelter, etc... 
but then again, isn't that just kinda socialist? 
and we all know how those don't work out in the long run... or do they? 
what if governments actually knew better than us consumers? 