Houses: Not a Great Investment, Folks! A Total Bubble!

Folks, let me tell you something. Houses, they're only good for about 60 years, maybe even less. That's right, 60 years! Putting your hard-earned money into something that's gonna crumble like a stale cookie? It's just plain foolish. Passing it down to your kids? Impossible. Some people say, 'Oh, but the government will compensate you when they tear it down after a certain number of years.' Well, let me tell you, that compensation only happens if it covers the cost of tearing it down. And if it doesn't, the government ain't gonna touch it with a ten-foot pole. Take those high-rise apartments in third or fourth tier cities, for example. I betcha the government won't touch them in a few decades because it ain't worth the cost. That's why these cities are so obsessed with building new areas, folks. It's like they're trying to build a brand new city every year!

For most people, it's hard to find a wealth carrier that can be passed down from generation to generation. They're stuck in a never-ending cycle of working their butts off just to survive. It's like a hamster wheel, folks. You run and run, but you never get ahead.

Look at our history, folks. Even in the countryside, people worked hard to accumulate wealth and build houses for their kids. And then, after a few decades, they fell apart and had to be rebuilt. It's a vicious cycle, folks. A struggle to survive from one generation to the next. It's like a never-ending game of musical chairs, and the music always stops just when they think they've got a seat.

Let's face it, folks. Most ordinary people ain't gonna be able to pass down their wealth. They'll only be left with a bubble that pops before they know it. It's like a beautiful soap bubble that shines brightly for a moment, then disappears into thin air. Sad, but true.