Speaker 1: Hey, hey, hey, excuse me, we're back. We're black, We're brown.
Speaker 1: And ambition ambition, ambition, ambitions.
Speaker 2: Hey Tiffany, see how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm hot, Like literally my glasses. If you're on YouTube,
Speaker 3: look what you're missing. My glasses are so fogged up
Speaker 3: because I just came from my hot ass upstairs to
Speaker 3: my basement, which is so nice and cool. Uh and yeah, science,
Speaker 3: lesson for you. Your glasses will fog up. But doing good.
Speaker 3: I made a fresh little watermelon mint fet of salads.
Speaker 1: Oh salad.
Speaker 2: It makes me feel fancy, it looks good.
Speaker 4: I'm not really good good. I'm not really a watermelon
Speaker 4: girl unless it's like that, Like I love it when
Speaker 4: it's like I've had one of these kind of like
Speaker 4: minty whatever and I'm like, ooh, this is.
Speaker 3: Good feta watermelon with a little bit of alamic. It'll
Speaker 3: make you feel so fancy and it's it's nice on
Speaker 3: like a hot ass day, just to have something cold like.
Speaker 1: Water, it has to be ice cold if it's gonna
Speaker 1: be by itself.
Speaker 2: Watermelon, a warm watermelon.
Speaker 3: Do you know I went to like I was like
Speaker 3: I went to a farm and they were given out
Speaker 3: tastes and you know, obviously the watermelon was just picked,
Speaker 3: it's been sitting in the hot sun. It makes it sweeter.
Speaker 3: But I was like, this feels like I'm it just
Speaker 3: felt wrong, like it just should not be eaten warm.
Speaker 1: Gotta be cold.
Speaker 2: Watermelon will tell me.
Speaker 3: Tell you The price of fruit like seriously impacts families
Speaker 3: with children, because my children love their fruit and they
Speaker 3: would like organic if you please, because it's sweeter and juicier.
Speaker 3: And if I try to cheap them off with like
Speaker 3: the you know, two for two for four containers of
Speaker 3: blackberries and blueberries or whatever, they're like, no think.
Speaker 2: Could you? It's really a good life skulls.
Speaker 4: I saw where someone said, parents whose children are going
Speaker 4: through the fruit bas how broke are you?
Speaker 1: I didn't know there was a fruit brace.
Speaker 3: It just never ends, it's like always. And now Remy
Speaker 3: likes strawberries. He didn't like strawberries and now he likes them.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, they're so pricey, especially when the the
Speaker 3: off season. Listen, y'all gotta buy it frozen. Buy it frozen,
Speaker 3: You'll save more money. Frozen strawberryes, well, frozen vegetables. Vegetables Obviously,
Speaker 3: like it's not good to eat. They're all like mushy
Speaker 3: and stuff. But my savings hack is that all the
Speaker 3: veggies that they eat are pretty much frozen organic okay,
Speaker 3: because you can steam them. And but the fruit is
Speaker 3: where I splurge, because yeah, they love watermelon. Oh my god, remy,
Speaker 3: that baby can eat his weight and some watermelon. He'll
Speaker 3: be like drippin down to his elbows. I just take
Speaker 3: a shirt off and let him rock. I'm like, it'll
Speaker 3: be free, little watermelon.
Speaker 4: It's baby read like These babies read like they're they're
Speaker 4: like the manual, right, They're like, okay, So now that
Speaker 4: I'm in the free face, I couldn't believe it because
Speaker 4: I know fruit is so expensive.
Speaker 1: They're like this food face.
Speaker 4: No, I went on blue berries with of course it's
Speaker 4: got to be the most expensive.
Speaker 1: But nobody wants cadaloon. Nobody wants how do you do?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: And to be fair, why why do we even bother?
Speaker 2: But tis the season for that? Gosh, I haven't well
Speaker 2: you talked a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, fourth of July phone, little playing fourth of July.
Speaker 2: So how has I read July fourth? Yes?
Speaker 4: How did you spend I went to the shore for
Speaker 4: the full week. This is like maybe my fourth or
Speaker 4: fifth year doing this, like going to the shore. Yeah, well,
Speaker 4: not necessarily for the Fourth of July, but every summer
Speaker 4: for the last four or five years, I've been going
Speaker 4: to the shore run to Airbnb. And in the beginning
Speaker 4: I did it just to go by myself. But then
Speaker 4: even during that time, I invited my sisters for one day,
Speaker 4: and then I think Abrel came down and then I realized, oh,
Speaker 4: I like this, So now I rent for a week
Speaker 4: and have a rotation of family and friends that come through.
Speaker 4: And so it's like such a great tradition. But it
Speaker 4: I mean, it was what's happening? It was so pricey.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, do you have like the
Speaker 3: one place that you go to each year or do
Speaker 3: you keep upgrading?
Speaker 4: Well, there is this one place that I used to
Speaker 4: go to, but they were booked because of course I
Speaker 4: waited till the.
Speaker 1: Last minute, and so unfortunately Greg was booked.
Speaker 4: I was like, no, Greg, no, because you know, well,
Speaker 4: maybe I shouldn't use his name either way, I've said it,
Speaker 4: so I mean, come on, no, no, here's why only
Speaker 4: because like you know, after staying there for like two
Speaker 4: years straight, Greg's like, well, I know, you're not crazy,
Speaker 4: and you keep the place clean and you're a great
Speaker 4: so why don't we take this offline?
Speaker 2: Girl?
Speaker 4: I said, let's do it, which is a risk, you know,
Speaker 4: A meaning that what I can just rent directly from
Speaker 4: him save a few hundred.
Speaker 1: Bucks, which is what we've been doing, which is great.
Speaker 4: It's too Yeah, so of course he makes more because
Speaker 4: I don't know how much Airbnb takes. Let's just say
Speaker 4: twenty thirty percent. You know, I don't think, I know,
Speaker 4: I don't. To be fair, I'm not sure. I think
Speaker 4: they take maybe fifteen percent either way. Yeah, so yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm curious what percentage does Airbnb take? So he did,
Speaker 4: you know, lets me save you know, I don't know,
Speaker 4: five six hundred dollars, which is not a little bit
Speaker 4: of money. And you know, so I called him because
Speaker 4: well I have his number, so well we text and
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, it's that time of year again.
Speaker 4: He was like, oh, tim to Day told you the
Speaker 4: book early, so that week fourth of July was taken,
Speaker 4: so I had to stay in another place.
Speaker 1: And when I let me see how much it costs tonight.
Speaker 2: He should have got your heads up when someone tried
Speaker 2: to book he should have been like.
Speaker 4: Well, he's like, girl, we trying to make money, not friends.
Speaker 4: I know, I know all, but I though, I so
Speaker 4: Greg's place is five five bedrooms. This new place that
Speaker 4: that book was eight bedrooms and eight from the pictures
Speaker 4: looked very beautiful.
Speaker 2: Oh I know this is going.
Speaker 4: It's just it was so it's an older home. And
Speaker 4: actually his name is not Greg. Of course his name
Speaker 4: is not Greg.
Speaker 1: So good.
Speaker 4: I didn't say your name like I was, like, of course,
Speaker 4: I just did a nondescript white bear name, but that's
Speaker 4: not my name.
Speaker 1: It was so one.
Speaker 4: They used this company called Evolve. I guess, you know,
Speaker 4: like that's like you know, I guess it's one of
Speaker 4: these like Area. I guess they must be like a
Speaker 4: management company and so one. What I didn't like is
Speaker 4: that one you can't they don't like respond to any
Speaker 4: messages because I have a friend of mine that had
Speaker 4: some mobility challenges and I wanted to make sure, you know,
Speaker 4: because what I liked about Greg's house is that there's
Speaker 4: a bedroom on the first floor. And I said, oh,
Speaker 4: with eight bedrooms, I'm hoping there's at least one bedroom
Speaker 4: on the first floor. Plus my dad is gonna come
Speaker 4: he's eighty four. I'd like that too. So they did
Speaker 4: not write back to me, like I you know, I
Speaker 4: booked it, but it took a month and they didn't
Speaker 4: write back until a week before you know, we were
Speaker 4: scheduled to chill.
Speaker 2: Oh that's yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So I was like, mark off that two.
Speaker 4: Although the location excellent and the outside of the house
Speaker 4: is giving ten out of ten, but it's an older home.
Speaker 4: And I did min cause I do my nosy little research.
Speaker 4: What I found is that this couple who owns this home,
Speaker 4: he's a corporate banker I think he's retired, and she's
Speaker 4: a flight attendant.
Speaker 3: I thought you're going to be like, they bought the
Speaker 3: house for such and such, but you know details about.
Speaker 1: The well, no, they gave it.
Speaker 4: They had a little book where they told you their
Speaker 4: business where they're like, Hi, I'm such and such, I'm
Speaker 4: a OK. This is my wife, Susan not her real name,
Speaker 4: and you know I'm a flight attendant. We're retired, blah
Speaker 4: blah blah. So I was like, yayea, yeah. So I
Speaker 4: looked up one of my friends, Rihanna, who came to
Speaker 4: stay with her family. Rihanna, Jermaine and Olivia. They came,
Speaker 4: you know, for a few days to stay. Rihanna's a
Speaker 4: realtor and also she's the one who does you know,
Speaker 4: who did all the design and stuff in my house?
Speaker 4: And so she's like, ooh, let's see how much they
Speaker 4: paid for this house. So they paid over a million
Speaker 4: dollars girl, for this house. I mean, it looks like
Speaker 4: worth it, especially for Jersey near the shore, three blocks
Speaker 4: from the beach. But the problem is, so they bought
Speaker 4: it last year. So it's not their quote unquote fault,
Speaker 4: but whoever had the house before didn't do some basic
Speaker 4: maintenance with an older home. So this home was built
Speaker 4: in the eighteen something hundreds. That's according to you know,
Speaker 4: their little booklet. So my house now where I live,
Speaker 4: it was built about one hundred years ago a little over.
Speaker 4: I think my house was built in nineteen nineteen, and
Speaker 4: this house was built in the eighteen hundreds, and somebody
Speaker 4: is just now getting to.
Speaker 1: Fixing the foundation. So the house was leaning. Uh girl.
Speaker 4: There were definitely parts of the house where I'm like this,
Speaker 4: So Wiltors will call it the marble test, where you
Speaker 4: put a marble and you're like oh no, no, no,
Speaker 4: And so Jermaine, who is an engineer by trade. Rihanna's husband.
Speaker 4: He was like, let me see these pilings. He was like,
Speaker 4: it's a choice issue. So it was, you know, there
Speaker 4: were definitely parts of the house so it didn't feel
Speaker 4: like it was like, you know, the house is huge,
Speaker 4: so it didn't feel like it was like actively shifting.
Speaker 4: But definitely, I'm like, m they knew the house was leaning, girl,
Speaker 4: because every dresser had like you know, how you put
Speaker 4: like sticks or whatever to like even out. Every room
Speaker 4: had something where evening and out, evening out, and so
Speaker 4: it made it a little uncomfortable, especially.
Speaker 1: People with mobility issues. I said, you knew leading before
Speaker 1: you put.
Speaker 4: It on this, and so that was one and it
Speaker 4: just I don't know, like I just I felt like
Speaker 4: it wasn't as comfortable as the pictures would suggest. Of course,
Speaker 4: one thing I will say about Greg's listening. You could
Speaker 4: tell he's just some man. He just snapped the pictures
Speaker 4: as is girl. When you walk in and you're like, oh,
Speaker 4: this is it doesn't look fancy the old house where
Speaker 4: I rented like before, and it's exactly like there was
Speaker 4: no surprises. This house looked I'm gonna send you like the.
Speaker 3: Because they got those good Airbnb for girls.
Speaker 4: Yes, so I prefer like, let me just know for real,
Speaker 4: for real, because when you got in there and you're like,
Speaker 4: it does look like.
Speaker 3: This but not really online dating when you know the
Speaker 3: guys put a hat on and like I love a baldi.
Speaker 2: I think it's sexy af but like when you hide it.
Speaker 1: I'm actually gonna see your face and.
Speaker 3: You know, like and then when you meet on it,
Speaker 3: it's just like why set yourself up to be played?
Speaker 1: Like the point do you have your phone with you?
Speaker 1: Take a look?
Speaker 4: I just sent to you, like the link to you
Speaker 4: don't have we're live, yes, do it? Take a look?
Speaker 4: So it's not giving all the it's showing here girl,
Speaker 4: it doesn't. It looks amazing here, doesn't m hm. So anyway,
Speaker 4: they're gonna be getting a three stars. Look amazing, girl,
Speaker 4: I was so excited.
Speaker 1: Stunning is not giving stuff very.
Speaker 4: Like cozy And yeah, it wasn't the worst. Wait, I
Speaker 4: give it a three, a solid three. You know certainly
Speaker 4: wasn't the worst, but for what I paid. So let's
Speaker 4: see like what I paid, so all in all, like
Speaker 4: I mean, while they have fully great reviews, nine four.
Speaker 1: Point nine two. I said, maybe these people just have
Speaker 1: you know, low standards probably.
Speaker 3: And you were with an interior designer, But do you
Speaker 3: think without even them you would have noticed like.
Speaker 1: The yeah, because my sister was like, why is this
Speaker 1: house leaning? What about?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: That was a menstrual art right there? What's on that girl?
Speaker 3: What's on that piano?
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 2: It is art?
Speaker 1: Girl.
Speaker 2: Yes, these people are blackol.
Speaker 1: No, very much.
Speaker 4: Not.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you mention that? Because that is what's saying.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry we bumped into your piano and these
Speaker 3: these you know, black bigger artifacts of racism.
Speaker 1: Tracy was like, in the entire girl, that whole room,
Speaker 1: that whole I guess you want to build an eighteen
Speaker 1: win eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 4: But the one of the f eighteen the woman, I
Speaker 4: believe this is a European like, you know, like from
Speaker 4: Spain or whatever. So this whole room was all black
Speaker 4: people in his room, I guess that's their music room.
Speaker 4: So it's like it was giving very much.
Speaker 2: I'm still like confused.
Speaker 1: I was too. I was like, okay, it was a
Speaker 1: lot baker every black.
Speaker 2: Oh. No.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, So I mean, like I said, the size of
Speaker 4: the house was was was a good side.
Speaker 1: The location was great. Externally was great.
Speaker 4: You could tell back in the day this house was
Speaker 4: a stunner. It just unfortunately has not been taken care
Speaker 4: of in a way like all the floors were new
Speaker 4: and this and that, and it was like, yeah, but
Speaker 4: the house is leaning. And so just so you know,
Speaker 4: because I mean, we're gonna be honest about costs. So
Speaker 4: let me see, like what they're currently charging for now.
Speaker 4: Let me see does it show like how much it
Speaker 4: is per night. I'm just trying to see. Let me see,
Speaker 4: you have to do a minimum of seven stays seven
Speaker 4: stays seven seven like a seven stay like seven days.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, yes, And so right now, if you were
Speaker 4: doing seven days, it's seven.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and thirty six dollars.
Speaker 4: And so when it's all I know, So when it
Speaker 4: all shook out for me, it was about like with
Speaker 4: taxes and everything else, about eight thousand.
Speaker 2: Dollars give for take god zign.
Speaker 1: So it was not a little bit of money.
Speaker 2: And so normally it's for a lot of money.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: So for for for Greg's house, I usually pay I
Speaker 4: want to say, about five thousand, fifty five hundred dollars,
Speaker 4: so it was more. Yeah, and they're same amount of
Speaker 4: distance from the beach. This one is an Asberry park.
Speaker 3: That one was not their income for one week of
Speaker 3: a visitor. So if they have the whole place booked out,
Speaker 3: god damn.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: Well usually you have to think summertime because this is
Speaker 4: a Jersey shore, so yeah, people are not. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: not to say nobody nobody books in the summer, I
Speaker 4: mean nobody books in the winter.
Speaker 1: So yeah, but you.
Speaker 4: Figure, let's just say, let's just say it's eight thousand
Speaker 4: dollars a week for I don't know how many weeks
Speaker 4: in the summer, twelve weeks.
Speaker 1: How much is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Wait?
Speaker 1: What how much is? Because you know I like to
Speaker 1: run people.
Speaker 3: Eight thousand times twelve is like ninety six thousand.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, I say ninety six. Yeah. These
Speaker 2: people a yeah, I'm back, they sure is. So did
Speaker 2: you write that? Did you write a review? No?
Speaker 1: But I am finn to right, I just got back yesterday.
Speaker 3: People should know people, yeah, because when we talk to money,
Speaker 3: I want you know, I want perfection. I don't know
Speaker 3: about perfections. I think even rich people got problems, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. You got the can can control everything,
Speaker 3: but a creaky foundation and like little pieces of cardboard
Speaker 3: propping up furniture is pretty like broke, bitch. And then
Speaker 3: also the menstrual art is really throwing. That's like a hot,
Speaker 3: flaming red flag in the middle of all of this,
Speaker 3: And I wouldn't mind putting that in there, like if
Speaker 3: you're gonna have if you're gonna be an Airbnb property,
Speaker 3: an Airbnb caught a lot of shit for being, you know,
Speaker 3: for black people not being able to get, yeah, to
Speaker 3: find rentals as easily like black travelers. And they used
Speaker 3: to call it, wait, isn't there now?
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 3: That's why, you know, that's why all these like travel
Speaker 3: Noir and these black focused travel companies you know, are
Speaker 3: really important, but they call they caught a lot of
Speaker 3: shit for that before George Floyd, I think it was
Speaker 3: before that whole summer of reckoning. And so I would
Speaker 3: I would, honestly, I'd be like, you guys need to
Speaker 3: know that this is uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: We are a black family.
Speaker 3: Our money is just as good as anyone else's, and
Speaker 3: this makes us feel like I don't want to put
Speaker 3: work in your mouth, but it would make me feel
Speaker 3: very uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: Because choice it was like everybody said, literally everyone said,
Speaker 4: they're like, do black people live here? Like, before I
Speaker 4: start to do black people live here? I was like, no,
Speaker 4: here's the guest book. Here is these two very very
Speaker 4: very non black people. They're like, oh, well, then, yeah,
Speaker 4: what the hell is this?
Speaker 2: So if they did, like, even if we did, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't have I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking about when I bought my house and I
Speaker 3: walked in, I knew a black family lived here because
Speaker 3: they had this really adorable like black husband and wife,
Speaker 3: like salt and pepper shakers, and they looked kind of
Speaker 3: like Aunt jemimha E, which you know is but that's
Speaker 3: not really fair because I know my family, like a
Speaker 3: lot of my elder relatives, they do have like little
Speaker 3: trinkets and stuff that are menstrually. But hm, they thought
Speaker 3: they were doing something without being the so was on
Speaker 3: that giant piano, you.
Speaker 1: Know, because I told you that whole room was nothing
Speaker 1: but black faces on the wall.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's giving.
Speaker 3: I don't like it. Yeah, I doesn't get write that
Speaker 3: review vibes make it. How many start are you thinking?
Speaker 4: I'm thinking three only because that the physical like outside
Speaker 4: was great. The location was perfect, you couldn't it was
Speaker 4: literally right next to like a ten minute walk if
Speaker 4: you wanted to go downtown with all the restaurants, another
Speaker 4: seven minute walk to the beach.
Speaker 1: The neighborhood was beautiful.
Speaker 4: You know, and externally the house was giving ten out
Speaker 4: of ten, you could tell this is it's a beautiful
Speaker 4: I love a historic home. It's a beautiful historic home.
Speaker 4: So I felt like a strong three felt there. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 4: so I mean so I'm still I'm still in the
Speaker 4: search because I feel like one thing I will say
Speaker 4: that I did like better is that the fact that
Speaker 4: it was eight bedrooms because everyone was really comfortable. So
Speaker 4: I would like to find I'm gonna keep searching, like
Speaker 4: you know. If not, you know, I can always go
Speaker 4: back to Greg. But I would like to find a
Speaker 4: place that you know, is you know, it gives the
Speaker 4: amount of bedrooms, but ideally I would like at least
Speaker 4: one bedroom on the first floor because it's the same
Speaker 4: people that come with me, and I want them to
Speaker 4: feel really comfortable. My friend who came with us at that,
Speaker 4: you know, had the mobility challenges. She said the stairs
Speaker 4: were at least wider, and they weren't really it wasn't
Speaker 4: a high pitch, so she, you know, she was able
Speaker 4: to manage and Thankfulay they did have a full bathroom
Speaker 4: on the first floor, so that was great.
Speaker 1: So she was like, Okay, you know so.
Speaker 3: But you know, I feel like if you had booked
Speaker 3: it and then you hadn't known, you know, because they
Speaker 3: were I think that corporate feel of Airbnb is what
Speaker 3: makes it so when I was I just booked an
Speaker 3: Airbnb for myself because I'm going to California later this month,
Speaker 3: and I really tried to I try to look for
Speaker 3: an individual owner because there are so many. They were
Speaker 3: literally hotels that I had just priced yes on Airbnb.
Speaker 2: It just looks familiar.
Speaker 3: What and it'd be like a different price point than
Speaker 3: what they had on their website. And I think that's
Speaker 3: so shisty. I don't know why airmbab allows that. I mean, well,
Speaker 3: I know why, because they will take their money anyway
Speaker 3: they can, just like door Dash and Uber Eats and stuff.
Speaker 3: They get a cut from businesses that advertise on their site,
Speaker 3: But I excuse me, I really wanted to find an
Speaker 3: individual owner. I like to have someone who's like, I'm
Speaker 3: a woman's traveling alone. I like to know that someone's
Speaker 3: like I like the idea of being in the guest house,
Speaker 3: so there's like someone in the you know, the regular
Speaker 3: house and all of that. But there is this like
Speaker 3: huge I mean, it's been happening for years, but yeah,
Speaker 3: the corporatization of Airbnb, it's for me, it's it's still
Speaker 3: unique because you can find those gems that are owned
Speaker 3: by We have this beautiful place, we property that we
Speaker 3: own or sorry, that we rent every summer in the Catskills,
Speaker 3: and we do feel like the owners have become friends
Speaker 3: and you know, and and it's very like familiar in
Speaker 3: that way, and it's it takes away.
Speaker 2: I think that was the.
Speaker 3: Spirit of Airbnb in the beginning. Well they and the
Speaker 3: real spirit was literally an air bed on the fire.
Speaker 3: But anyhow, and I just saw that in Barcelona they're
Speaker 3: literally today this is on Monday. But yeah, by the
Speaker 3: time you guys hear it, you can look this up.
Speaker 3: In Barcelona, there are locals throwing things at tourists right now,
Speaker 3: like throwing things at them while they're eating and spraying
Speaker 3: them with water to protest against this rise in tourism,
Speaker 3: this rise because it's not just affecting you know, it's
Speaker 3: not just like clogging up their neighborhoods. It's also running
Speaker 3: up home prices. So there's been like a not just
Speaker 3: home prices, rent prices. I think I saw it was
Speaker 3: something like sixty percent increase in housing prices in Barcelona,
Speaker 3: and tourism is one of the big things, but begerflow
Speaker 3: there because the people, the people are fighting back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it's like what do you do right, Because
Speaker 4: you want to go to places and you want to
Speaker 4: enjoin them, but the same time you don't want to
Speaker 4: displace people who live there.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I think, well, these and you know, and I don't
Speaker 3: think that's the right thing to do at all. It's
Speaker 3: not like travelers are always going to want to explore
Speaker 3: new places. I think that they were really protesting is
Speaker 3: like I said, these corporations that are buying up all
Speaker 3: these properties and flipping them like you're you're a rich
Speaker 3: banker person who could afford a million dollar house on me,
Speaker 3: and so the housing market, you know, is competitive for
Speaker 3: them because they have the dollars. But for those of
Speaker 3: us who want to own something because they're willing to
Speaker 3: pay so much and then use these and they can
Speaker 3: justify the price because they're going to be making ninety
Speaker 3: six thousand dollars over a few months, you know, they
Speaker 3: can justify that, whereas just a family who wants a
Speaker 3: humble eight person home, eight bedroom house on the beach
Speaker 3: in Jersey. But like just a family, you can't really
Speaker 3: justify that or be able to afford it. So I
Speaker 3: understand it, but obviously, like it's not nice to throw
Speaker 3: things at tourists because we are also I feel like
Speaker 3: at the mercy of what's available. And if Airbnb is
Speaker 3: letting these corporations fucking like advertise their properties, then that's
Speaker 3: what it is, you know, that's.
Speaker 4: What happened, because like it's so crazy, because you know,
Speaker 4: I did never would have thought i'd see the da
Speaker 4: where corporations enter into the single family home market, because
Speaker 4: they used to tell you before, Like if you I
Speaker 4: remember when I first started to look to purchase a
Speaker 4: home and I thought, oh, maybe I'll invest in real estate.
Speaker 4: It was like every single book told said, the worst
Speaker 4: investment that you can make is a single family home. Now,
Speaker 4: if you want to buy a single family home for yourself,
Speaker 4: because this is primary you know, like we're your primary
Speaker 4: resident's fine, But as an investor in real estate, that's
Speaker 4: the worst investment. That was like branded tattooed. This is
Speaker 4: what the girls are saying. And now the fact that
Speaker 4: corporations are getting into single family homes, it's crazy, Like,
Speaker 4: you know, they changed the airbnb rule in New York
Speaker 4: because it's like, oh, there's not enough you know, apartments
Speaker 4: or homes or whatever available for regular people. And so
Speaker 4: of course really it's just hotels lobbying, and so they
Speaker 4: made like, you know, they changed what could be in airbnb,
Speaker 4: and so very few people made the cut. So a
Speaker 4: friend of mine owns a bunch We actually had him
Speaker 4: on the show.
Speaker 1: His name is Jude.
Speaker 4: A friend of mine has a bunch of properties in
Speaker 4: Brooklyn that he started buying. He was born and raised
Speaker 4: in Brooklyn. I don't think he was born I think
Speaker 4: she's Hahit. I think he was born in Haiti. Either way,
Speaker 4: he has a bunch of properties in Brooklyn that he
Speaker 4: started buying in his twenties. And so He said that
Speaker 4: he in the beginning was very conscious about making sure
Speaker 4: that his properties were purchased that the ones that he
Speaker 4: airbnb in a specific type of way. So he was like, wow,
Speaker 4: I'm so glad I did that because when they changed
Speaker 4: the rule, it didn't affect me because.
Speaker 1: All my homes followed the rules.
Speaker 4: And you know, he's like, it's not that now more
Speaker 4: people have places to buy and live. What it just
Speaker 4: means now is that hotels are just now charging more
Speaker 4: because they're like, hey, hey, you can't airbb anymore, We're
Speaker 4: just going to charge more in their own like and
Speaker 4: so it's just such an interesting Yeah.
Speaker 3: Just in New York, I was wondering about what the
Speaker 3: law was, and it's yeah, it came into it came
Speaker 3: into place last year.
Speaker 2: Yes, it bans. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So this is what made airbnb really un impossible or
Speaker 3: almost impossible for companies because you have to register with
Speaker 3: New York and the only people, only those who live
Speaker 3: in the place they're renting and are present when someone
Speaker 3: is staying can qualify. And people can only have two guests,
Speaker 3: so that rental in Jersey is not even like legal.
Speaker 3: And I think, let me make.
Speaker 1: Sure even in New Jersey.
Speaker 2: This is in New York City.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, I'm just saying, like where you were
Speaker 3: that was fine, but if they wanted to go to
Speaker 3: New York City, that.
Speaker 2: Would be illegal because you don't have two guests.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I mean, And I'm not mad at that,
Speaker 3: because like New York City was hard to find a
Speaker 3: place in before Airbnb, Like could I have afforded to
Speaker 3: I was living in when I moved here in twenty ten,
Speaker 3: I was living in Astoria, which was not the cute
Speaker 3: and sexy like you know place that it is now
Speaker 3: where all this like all the actors and artists live
Speaker 3: in Astoria and it's like this bustling hot neighborhood. Back
Speaker 3: then it was like you live in Queens, but you know,
Speaker 3: basically be like fucking commuting from Philly. I feel like, yeah,
Speaker 3: they're about living to work in New York.
Speaker 2: Now, it's wild. It is a cult.
Speaker 4: It's so crazy, right, These are just crazies have because
Speaker 4: You're right, how things start versus how.
Speaker 1: They've been in.
Speaker 4: It's like people literally like people have fleets of cars
Speaker 4: for uber. I'm like, wait, what that was never the case,
Speaker 4: whereas before it was just like hey, I got a car,
Speaker 4: and you know, I can make some extra money.
Speaker 2: Corporate greed is.
Speaker 3: Real, yes, And if I had a billion dollar company,
Speaker 3: it's going to be really hard to not want to
Speaker 3: take it and go public and you know, be on
Speaker 3: Wall Street and then the you know, the founders go
Speaker 3: fly a kite somewhere, fly a golden kite, and they
Speaker 3: have forever changed the economy, forever changed the economy, and
Speaker 3: we're still dealing with the after effects. I mean it's yeah,
Speaker 3: kray S.
Speaker 2: Who to solid or.
Speaker 4: Sow good even now, like I'm like currently, I told
Speaker 4: you by the time I told you I.
Speaker 3: Moved, you know, good valid corporate greed. Two things is
Speaker 3: gonna be true.
Speaker 4: I used the no I told you how I moved,
Speaker 4: and I had to used piece of cake moving company
Speaker 4: because you know, we.
Speaker 3: Did names like a piece of shit, and I really
Speaker 3: set themselves up for that joke, do you know what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 2: I had to do it. I had to say it.
Speaker 4: I got my money back from them, you know, so
Speaker 4: I will say excellent, you know, and so but you
Speaker 4: know they left things like my bed and some other things.
Speaker 4: So I hired a local mover. You know, it's literally
Speaker 4: called two guys with the truck, which I'm like, yes,
Speaker 4: I love that. So they were here today and they
Speaker 4: were great and some you know, just thinking about I
Speaker 4: will say though, the cost that I thought I was
Speaker 4: saving with the you know, like what I basically paid
Speaker 4: the the the.
Speaker 1: You know, the piece of cake pie.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's like what I'm paying for like these guys
Speaker 4: moving And I'm like, oh.
Speaker 3: So they have very clever ways of pricing things that
Speaker 3: you feel like, you know, but is it because when
Speaker 3: they got there, they were like, oh this is way
Speaker 3: more work.
Speaker 2: That's the price is going to be higher.
Speaker 4: No, it's like so for a piece of cake or whatever,
Speaker 4: it was maybe like nine hundred dollars, I want to say,
Speaker 4: but that was to like pack up each room like literally,
Speaker 4: I just they just they packed up all my clothes,
Speaker 4: put it in boxes, you know, And so that was
Speaker 4: like nine hundred dollars. But you know that was for like,
Speaker 4: you know, my bedroom, Melissa's bedroom, Yeah, the whole well,
Speaker 4: you know, not the kitchen, you know, because you know,
Speaker 4: my sister's gonna live here. But so I was like, okay,
Speaker 4: nine hundred dollars and then to move it and then
Speaker 4: to put it away, not put away, just put the
Speaker 4: boxes up, and so that was about nine hundred, right,
Speaker 4: But these guys, you know, they're moving my mattress, Alissa's mattress,
Speaker 4: some chairs, nothing crazy, and that's like eight hundred dollars
Speaker 4: and I'm like, well, damn, it's significantly less stuff that
Speaker 4: they're moving.
Speaker 1: So basically, I mean, I guess.
Speaker 4: I mean I didn't have to, you know, Pizza Cake
Speaker 4: gave me my money back, but so but I'm having
Speaker 4: to give it right to these people, which is fine.
Speaker 4: But I'm just really shocked at pricing because so what
Speaker 4: it tells me is that piece of cake. I wasn't
Speaker 4: sure because you know, how often do you move? I
Speaker 4: wasn't sure price wise, what was like fair? And so
Speaker 4: now I'm like, piece of cake, pricing actually isn't bad.
Speaker 4: It's just not to me a good service because but
Speaker 4: for the pricing, yes, the pricing isn't bad because this
Speaker 4: is what these guys are charging me for relatively way
Speaker 4: less work.
Speaker 2: How many hours of work do they do for like.
Speaker 4: So eight hundred dollars or eight something is for about
Speaker 4: three hours worth of work for two dudes to like
Speaker 4: move stuff, you know, And so piece of cake, it
Speaker 4: wasn't they didn't charge by the hour. It was more
Speaker 4: so how many rooms and what else and and that
Speaker 4: that would have included like my mattresses, all the stuff,
Speaker 4: the chairs, everything else. And to pack up I think
Speaker 4: three different rooms and to completely pat like my office,
Speaker 4: my bedroom, actually like my my my Oasis room which
Speaker 4: is basically like a nursery next to my bedroom that
Speaker 4: like I've turned it to like oasis, and Alissa's room.
Speaker 4: So to pack up four rooms and to bring all
Speaker 4: the heavy furniture that was like nine hundred, which is
Speaker 4: pretty good. Well that's the quiet price they quoted me.
Speaker 4: Who knows what it, you know, would have shaken out
Speaker 4: to be. But I got that money back only to
Speaker 4: turn around to give it to these guys who for
Speaker 4: three hours it's basically like eight dollars or eight fifty
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 2: They did less technically.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I'm just like, okay, that's a piece.
Speaker 2: I wasn't connecting the dots.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I was just like, you know, it's just
Speaker 4: curious about like moving prices. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 4: net net you know, I mean, you gotta pay to move.
Speaker 4: But you know, I'm not mad people charge what you
Speaker 4: want to charge.
Speaker 3: I'm just thinking they also know, thank god you weren't
Speaker 3: doing a cross country move because.
Speaker 1: The horror stories that I people steal your.
Speaker 3: Stuff just like fucking for losing it, like my mom
Speaker 3: had all her Does she ever get her stuff back?
Speaker 3: Because she's had so many cross country moves? Laura, Laura
Speaker 3: doesn't be on the move, y'all. She's a She's like, oh,
Speaker 3: I don't know where you get your adventurism fun And
Speaker 3: I'm like, mom, me on the move, but.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's crazy, that's that's funny.
Speaker 2: I was gonna make a husband's joke, but she listens,
Speaker 2: so I can't do it. Thanks mom.
Speaker 4: Oh well, I don't know if y'all got moving stories
Speaker 4: you want to share with us, or Airbnb stories or
Speaker 4: if you know an amazing airbnb.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Airbnb stories, nightmares.
Speaker 4: Yes, I would love you know, like as value some
Speaker 4: you know, I will say net net even though eight
Speaker 4: thousand dollars obviously a lot of money to but if
Speaker 4: I were to have bought, like or paid for specific rooms,
Speaker 4: it's significantly less than like eight bedrooms for a whole
Speaker 4: week times house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, so then I think they expect you
Speaker 2: to split the expense, I guess.
Speaker 3: But so do you when you invite like friends, for example,
Speaker 3: do they chip in.
Speaker 1: Or I just say, just come.
Speaker 2: Generous, just come. Oh that's so nice.
Speaker 4: Honestly, my ideal would be to like rent a house
Speaker 4: for like two weeks to a month and just be like, everybody, come, Mandy,
Speaker 4: bring the cad you know, like, to me, that is
Speaker 4: what the money is for. You know, y'all know, I'm like,
Speaker 4: I'm always wearing my target's best. This is actually this
Speaker 4: is either target to marshals that I'm wearing right now.
Speaker 4: Definitely the pants.
Speaker 2: Yes, you spend the money where.
Speaker 4: Yes, for me, that's meaningful, you know. And obviously not
Speaker 4: that eight thousand dollars is not a little bit of money.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, hold on, Mandy, did the joys? They're
Speaker 4: trying to get my refrigerator.
Speaker 2: It couldn't not fit through the door.
Speaker 4: No, with the old building is so tricky, you know,
Speaker 4: they didn't expect us to be gluttonous and have this
Speaker 4: big stuff.
Speaker 2: And so when you're just telling you RecA like we
Speaker 2: need another room, frig.
Speaker 1: And so it's like, yeah, I don't.
Speaker 3: Just when I go to people's houses, I'm like, where
Speaker 3: do you keep this? You're like, oh, it's in the
Speaker 3: other fridge, and I'm like, duh, not me fighting with my.
Speaker 2: Fridge every day. We don't mean like.
Speaker 3: I'm like Hermione and Harry Potter with the bag, you know,
Speaker 3: like where she has the bag and it's just a
Speaker 3: small bag and it's like, oh, but the entire world's
Speaker 3: in there.
Speaker 2: That's my refrigerator. My husband's like, babe, it won't fit.
Speaker 3: I'm like, roll up the seat, get the crimsto out,
Speaker 3: grease something my elbows, because that's just gonna make it fit.
Speaker 2: I know you're wanna make it fit.
Speaker 1: So moving.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you know, you just have to close your eyes
Speaker 4: and saying it's gonna cost.
Speaker 3: Today, it's gonna cost end. Yes, well, it took good
Speaker 3: place for a break, you break.
Speaker 1: It is a good place.
Speaker 2: Were we talking about something more than no?
Speaker 1: No, I was just gonna say love to hear your
Speaker 1: airbnb story.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, okay, yeah, because like and also do in
Speaker 4: my nose, like a really great airbnb down the shore
Speaker 4: and you're like, maybe you have one sliding in the
Speaker 4: DM show. I'm always open to see because I'm gonna
Speaker 4: book early this year for next year.
Speaker 2: Very smart, very wise.
Speaker 3: R I b A Fanily will take a quick break
Speaker 3: and be right back with our brown boost brown break.
Speaker 2: And where about now you do it?
Speaker 3: You do it really and and we are back.
Speaker 2: It's time for the brown booze brown Break.
Speaker 3: I don't know the song, so it's sad.
Speaker 2: I know the song.
Speaker 1: I always forget.
Speaker 2: Were gonna boost?
Speaker 1: Are we gonna break? What you're gonna do? What you're
Speaker 1: gonna take?
Speaker 4: Ah, you gotta boost a break? You want to go
Speaker 4: for a second, how you want to do it?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do a boost tapoos because this was too cute.
Speaker 2: I love this couple.
Speaker 3: So elections, oh quick boost for France because they did
Speaker 3: not elect the far right, the far right people in France,
Speaker 3: the Trumpians.
Speaker 2: The Trompez Trumpet, they did not win.
Speaker 3: And I think that this is really going to boost
Speaker 3: up I think those of us in the US, because
Speaker 3: I know tiff I, I want to put your business out there,
Speaker 3: but you've been saying things that leave me to believe
Speaker 3: you given up on us.
Speaker 2: Up, we got this girl, We.
Speaker 3: Got to believe. We have to show up to the
Speaker 3: polls because you know, you know who was able to
Speaker 3: say France love people looms whatever?
Speaker 2: No, they really did.
Speaker 3: It was a record voter turnout really yes, And so
Speaker 3: I think we can look to France. So in France, yeah,
Speaker 3: the far right, their elections work really differently. I won't
Speaker 3: pretend to know everything about it, but the fact that
Speaker 3: they were not able to gain a majority power in
Speaker 3: the country is incredible.
Speaker 2: And like I said, record voter turnout.
Speaker 3: I don't like the idea that we're feeling like, oh,
Speaker 3: it's whatever, it's out of our hands. Trump is this
Speaker 3: Trump is that I'm like, But it actually is and
Speaker 3: it has always been in our hands. Like we have
Speaker 3: ourselves to thank for the four years we had with Voldemort,
Speaker 3: and we will only have ourselves to think if we
Speaker 3: give him another four years. And the only way we
Speaker 3: can do that is by losing that fire and losing
Speaker 3: that that power.
Speaker 2: That we have. We are truly, truly the ones who
Speaker 2: have the power.
Speaker 3: And when we forget that, that is when and when
Speaker 3: we let ourselves forget it, and when they want us
Speaker 3: to forget it. To be honest, and I think I
Speaker 3: needed this surge and excitement. That was not my original
Speaker 3: Brown boost, but I just merc France, Okay, But my
Speaker 3: real boost that was a good one. My real boost
Speaker 3: is this couple I brought up friends because uh, one
Speaker 3: of they're the Woodhalls on Instagram, and I saw this
Speaker 3: clip of them was going viral because the husband or yeah,
Speaker 3: they he is a paralympian. I think he's lost both
Speaker 3: of his legs, okay, and she is a long jumper,
Speaker 3: like a track and field star and they how were
Speaker 3: celebrating after she made the Olympic team for track and
Speaker 3: field and her long jump was just like exquisite. But
Speaker 3: this beautiful moment when they were hugging had gone viral,
Speaker 3: and I started to follow them on Instagram because they
Speaker 3: have like a joint account, which might be cringe to some,
Speaker 3: but I think it's really wholesome and cute because they're
Speaker 3: both athletes and he's a paralympian. So if you haven't
Speaker 3: just shout out to uh, what are their first last names?
Speaker 2: One a second Tara Tarah Davis.
Speaker 3: Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall just the cutest couple. And I
Speaker 3: think they're both going to be in the Yeah, he's
Speaker 3: going to be in the Paralympics and she's going to be,
Speaker 3: you know, in the other main Olympics.
Speaker 1: Which is that I love that. I love that.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm gonna boost as well, because speaking of the
Speaker 4: White House, your girl got invited back. Okay, yes I
Speaker 4: am you girl, I'm back back. Actually I'm going to
Speaker 4: White House. And then the week after I got invited
Speaker 4: to the Vice President's house for black people, blacks and business.
Speaker 4: Are they going to be there? Is Kamala going to
Speaker 4: be there to talk to him? Like the black business owners?
Speaker 4: So I'm going back.
Speaker 2: People me and me said, she said, oh, yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: That's the way all the time.
Speaker 4: First of all, even when I told her, she was
Speaker 4: like I was telling her mother, She's like, so you're
Speaker 4: going back?
Speaker 1: Are you? Are you getting a tour?
Speaker 4: Because remember she asked me to go, And I'm like,
Speaker 4: so now I got to go and beg them for
Speaker 4: a tour for her because she does want to get
Speaker 4: that in my.
Speaker 2: Crier, you will not have to beg So I am going.
Speaker 4: So there is they're having. So here's what's happening. Senator
Speaker 4: Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Senator Elizabeth Warren, who I love,
Speaker 4: Senator Raffi or Warnock we all know. And Representative Ayana Priestley.
Speaker 4: You know, she's a woman who I think you know
Speaker 4: she shaves her head because I don't know if it
Speaker 4: was cancer.
Speaker 1: Yes, and so Presley yes.
Speaker 4: So they're having a congressional briefing on the state of
Speaker 4: student loan debt. So yeah, So I'm excited because I
Speaker 4: get to discuss what's been done on student loan debt, cancelation,
Speaker 4: guidance on eligibility for cancelation programs, and ways that we
Speaker 4: can best share a message around student loan debt. Honestly,
Speaker 4: So they're inviting a bunch of us. This is actually
Speaker 4: is gonna be pretty intimate, which I heard.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, but we look to get intimate
Speaker 3: with I mean, oh my god, but they're not.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing, be in an intimate setting.
Speaker 3: No, Also, I would love to talk to them Schumer,
Speaker 3: Warren and Presley and Warnock.
Speaker 2: Really that's amazing.
Speaker 1: I know, I'm excited about that, you know what.
Speaker 4: No, I'm here to listen and just say, you know,
Speaker 4: this obviously affects so many of our people. So this
Speaker 4: is they've gotten smart and smarter because look at the
Speaker 4: run of show. Right first, the optional Capital tour, which
Speaker 4: I'm taking, you know, much to Amelia's anchor.
Speaker 2: Where can she go?
Speaker 4: No, I think because you can just do a tour
Speaker 4: tour because there's more to it than this, and then
Speaker 4: there's a briefing on student loan debt cancelation. That's that
Speaker 4: comes next, and then welcome by members and then literally
Speaker 4: they have it on the run of show time for
Speaker 4: contact creation, which I think is hilarious. They're like, take
Speaker 4: your tiktoks and then we're going to visit to the
Speaker 4: majority leader balcony and then build back together happy hours.
Speaker 4: So yeah, so I'm excited that, you know, I get
Speaker 4: to go and learn more about stud alone debt and
Speaker 4: bring it on.
Speaker 1: Back to y'all.
Speaker 2: Bring it on? That isn't it a the Franklin song?
Speaker 4: I don't know, bringing back, bringing home back to y'all.
Speaker 2: It's gonna bother me, now what is the lyric? Okay? Uh?
Speaker 3: That is awesome and no student loan debt. So you
Speaker 3: guys are there. Are they gonna be presenting to you
Speaker 3: or are they looking for y'all's input.
Speaker 4: No, They're they're presenting to us, and they might ask questions,
Speaker 4: but to mainly say like, this is what's currently happening,
Speaker 4: this is what programs you know are available, Here's what
Speaker 4: as ability looks like. Honestly, they just want us to
Speaker 4: spread the good word obviously, which you.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, which is important and I think we should
Speaker 3: also know. So that's one thing that Biden. I don't
Speaker 3: think they even discuss student loans at the debate, but
Speaker 3: he has canceled a lot of debt a lot, Yeah,
Speaker 3: like a lot.
Speaker 4: So I'll keep eye on my ig because I will
Speaker 4: be posting about it as it happens, like and sharing,
Speaker 4: like you know, all statistics and things, and if you
Speaker 4: have questions, keep it cute though, because you know my
Speaker 4: block game is strong.
Speaker 3: You know, you're one of the people who've gotten those
Speaker 3: forgiveness or canceling talent messages some of my followers have
Speaker 3: and I'm just like, can't imagine the feeling.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's exciting.
Speaker 4: To Yeah, all right, y'all. Well, we'll be back in
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