Same way Ticketmaster operates.
They use "demand based ticket pricing" and own all the third-party resellers.
So they can release tickets, buy them all themselves through their third party resellers, claim high demand and increase prices.
Corporate landlords are doing the same thing with homes.
This isn't an airport and you're not an airplane.
There's no need to announce your departure.
We're a dual income family making well over the average income for our area and we're not even fucking close to being able to afford a house. 2 BDRM duplex with no property around the corner from us is going for nearly $700,000, and we're two hours from Toronto.
At some point the bottom has to fall out.
Stick around and help this grow.
If you build it, they will come.
My favourite Reddit app, Infinity, just popped a message this morning saying as of July 1, they're going subscription.
While I understand, I'm not paying to use Reddit. Even if I did, my understanding is that NFSW content won't be available, and, let's be honest, that's half the usefulness of Reddit.
So, Lemmy it is! And so far, I've got no complaints.
Imma Wario. Imma gonna win.
Americans will do anything the hardest way possible, huh lol
Robbie superiority.