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SpaceRain — 10 years ago(February 11, 2016 07:07 PM)

I've never seen such a powerful account of the U.S. housing crisis.

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You think that's sad? Think of the hundreds of billions these people pissed away on trucks, flat screen tvs, $600 iphones, ultimate cable package with HBO, that $100 steak dinner, new kitchen remodel, etc instead of thinking about their finances.
This happened 6 years ago and 1/3 of Americans still dont even have $1,000 savings but I'll bet you they re-up on their Verizon contract so they can get the new iPhone or Samsung.

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It really is a sad movie.

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