Female university student reports autistic male for trying to give her a fist bump
12-29-2018, 08:42 PM
The guy was banned because his story wasn't too convincing.
Thing is in Vancouver and Toronto's market many Doctors and Professionals have come forward in media articles saying their income was in the $100,000 - $300,000 range and they still had trouble qualifying for mortgages or could only afford undesirable properties or crackshacks (that aren't necessarily safe to live in due to mold). Same is often true in San Francisco media despite that city having more higher income industries.
So the idea of that fish gutting mom turned executive somehow being able to afford Toronto when public executives can't doesn't past the smell test unless the poster is 35 and his mother is now 70+ (before the real estate bubble).
The biggest issues is multimillionaire Chinese (likely with illegal money) and real estate speculators has squeezed home ownership away from the vast majority of people including a lot of local born executives and other high-tier professionals. People with middle class incomes are forced to live hours away or be renters for life.
Thing is in Vancouver and Toronto's market many Doctors and Professionals have come forward in media articles saying their income was in the $100,000 - $300,000 range and they still had trouble qualifying for mortgages or could only afford undesirable properties or crackshacks (that aren't necessarily safe to live in due to mold). Same is often true in San Francisco media despite that city having more higher income industries.
So the idea of that fish gutting mom turned executive somehow being able to afford Toronto when public executives can't doesn't past the smell test unless the poster is 35 and his mother is now 70+ (before the real estate bubble).
The biggest issues is multimillionaire Chinese (likely with illegal money) and real estate speculators has squeezed home ownership away from the vast majority of people including a lot of local born executives and other high-tier professionals. People with middle class incomes are forced to live hours away or be renters for life.