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No, it fits TODAY'S prices. My family paid 7200 in '63. It's valued at 60k today (on zillow - but ya gotta ride the horse in the corral). The math works....

lol...aren't we all...lol...

It's beyond me - but the man is in denial of the math. He claims inflation runs at 2% per annum - while real world, dewey decimal prices put it at five percent. Then he posits the absurd claim that American workers' productivity is in decline (using a blip instead of a graph). He's all over the ...

interesting....what would it have been right before the real estate crash.....figuring in what the house would have been worth relative to the same yr span......get on it econ man...

5% is about right - fits the math on our 3 bedroom home....

he thinks it is a lie????.......how can a thing you can touch(piece of paper with a dewey decimal) possibly be a lie??? or is this a russian conspiracy???...

i believe the historical average is 5% yrly.................the old saying being, a dollar today is worth .95 in a yr at todays money makes sense that prices double for staples every 25 yrs real estate should also be factored as an appreciating asset in the equations here...in fact, it is an enti...

Broad statement with no support...pretty usual for you roadfill....

But enough about strain hedge - that tRump is a real asshole....

Pretty blond sits at the bar: "Bartender, give me an entendre. Make it a double entendre." So the bar tender gave it to her, right on the spot....