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Clarkson finalizing buyout with Jazz

LogGrad98 said:
Maybe you don't understand the impact of staggering wealth. When you can flick $5 million at a home or even a penthouse in New York without missing a beat, the way anyone else would flick a $5 bill at a homeless person on the side of the road, it changes the way you view your living arrangements. He has extreme flexibility/mobility provided by extreme wealth. He has "people" to handle the sale for him while he goes and lives somewhere else when he feels like it. They live in an entirely different world from the rest of us.


And no matter how hard you try to hold onto your youth by dating teenagers, you are closer to my generation than theirs. For fun, since I have been chatting with her this morning, I asked my 23 year old daughter what she thought about this and she said the only reason her generation shies away from home ownership is they feel locked out of the market and like it is a pipe dream, but if she has millions of dollars she'd buy a house every chance she got even if she was moving every year.









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Wealth really flips the game. Dropping millions on a place like it’s nothing changes how you see “home.”


And yeah, chasing youth doesn’t hide age — no matter what.


Your daughter’s right: most young people feel priced out, but if money wasn’t an issue, they’d jump on buying homes too.
 
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