Shout Out Your Name!

Friends Bar.

With Janice's explanation over her tray, supplemented by Adam, Marshall and Lily gained a deeper understanding of buying a house.

In the end.

"Buying a house is like that. It'll be the same if you want to rent it out later."

Janice reminded them, "Don't rent to African Americans. It's too easy to end up not getting the rent, no matter how nicely they talk at first, and you never know who might end up moving into the house!"

Adam glanced at Janice when he heard that.

Having traveled back from 2020, he deeply agreed with her.

Of course, that was too absolute.

But the odds really were far too high.

Ordinary people simply did not dare take that risk.

"Do you know why more and more wealthy people prefer living outside the city?"

Adam pointed out, "While the truly poor gather and settle in the city? Is it really because the city has a better environment and is more suitable for living?

It isn't!

It's because more and more relief stations and food banks are being set up in the city.

Naturally, homeless people gather outside those relief stations and food banks, living their 'good days' where they wake up and have food to eat.

Once there are more homeless people and the poor begin gathering, the wealthy residents of the city start feeling uneasy and unhappy.

They won't say much, nor do they need to say much. They simply take action.

On one hand, they tacitly raise all expenses in certain areas to levels ordinary people cannot afford, keeping them out.

By unspoken convention, many buildings will neither sell nor rent to African Americans or anyone else they do not approve of.

On the other hand, wealthy people with unlimited choices collectively move out of the