Not these ones. In the story, they are super advanced aliens who can cross many galaxies in just a few hours, so they don't need to drink their own fluids, However, their civilization don't have smartphones or AI (maybe some robots, but definitely not Claude or ChatGPT). It's not a super accurate and hard science fiction comic trip but a more "relaxed", satiric and kind of retro one.
ooh, so it was you then!! 😠
Yep, here where I live there's too much difference as well, although the prices you're mentioning sound significantly lower than here were I do. And, by the way, sorry about what happened with your ex-wife 😟
Hope he's not watching this post 🙄
Visionary guy! just like the one who predicted the Earth would flip its physical poles by 2005
Good point! 😮
Yep, you're right. But the example I gave above is a symptom that something is broken. Many decades ago, in many countries within the Western hemisphere, a middle class worker with NO university at all was able to buy a home in only 10 years, whilst feeding a family of 4. Nowadays we reached the situation where some cities in the world are renting capsules for individuals: in L.A., for instance, there are renting capsules for living at a monthly price of $750 (check the video about it).
Take in mind that the video above was published in 2019, the capsules price are very likely higher now. Bart Simpson's tree house was bigger and healthier than that. I'm not an economist, but I think the proof that buying homes can be much easier is that it was already done in the past.
Picture of my kitchen haha
And don't forget to use the word "empowerment" 🤢 🤮
Sorry to read that Corky 😟
hahah, I can't believe you've really searched for that 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭
Oh, the early 90's 🥲
Meme sin ánimo de ofender a nadie (es triste tener que aclarar eso en estos tiempos)
That's what Earth people in power do. Sometimes with bullets, sometimes through starving others.