how did poor black families afford big ass house in the 90s?
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Why does it matter that they're black?
You can rent houses. Many Americans do. Are you moronic?
Location is important. Those houses were in Compton and other crime-ridden gang war areas.
Those aren't big houses, they're not in a good part of town and their parents worked for a living. Probably their grandparents too so the house was probably handed down generationally
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The sequels are OK but they don't have the same hot and smoggy atmosphere or grounded realism as the original. They go all in with slapstick comedy.
Never even bothered watching the sequels since Tucker isn't in them. First one is enough
The Christmas one is pretty comfy. Has Katt Williams and Terry Crews when they were nobodies. Mike Epps is just a bad replacement for Tucker. Never found him funny
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What makes that a bad neighborhood other than blacks living there? It looks better than modern bad neighborhoods that have cars in the lawn and more trash
Mainly the behavior of the people who live there. I mean the whole plot is about two guys trying to get 200 bucks they owe to a drug dealer. Meanwhile you've got burglaries going on, women being assaulted and possibly drive bys.
>What makes that a bad neighborhood other than blacks living there
thats literally all it takes
well yeah lol, the 90s ghettos are better than most areas now
>What makes that a bad neighborhood
The "people" living there.
Houses get exponentially cheaper the closer they are in proximity to Black folk. Go and check the hosue prices in Gary, Indiana today. Problem is, nobody wants to live near Black folk, not even Black folk do.
See picrel. A multi family home for just $40k in 2024. Why isn't anyone picking up this super deal?
Because it's near Black folk.
>77% black in a state that's 84% white
You aint seen shit until you've seen Detroit. Fricking city passed a law though that you can only buy these cheap ass homes if you remodel them to almost unobtainable standards within six months of buying them or some shit, or they take it back.
it's like they don't want people to move back
That's a pretty dope porch tbh. I can only imagine how damaged the property really is though. Sad
It's not even that bad of a neighborhood in that area.
Why is the house being sold for 10k then?
>gary, indiana
You'd have to pay me to live there tbh.
HUD housing AKA section 8
Case in point:
I live in a place where rent is shy of 3,000 monthly. I found out from the maintenance guy that certain families only have to pay 200 dollars or some pittance. It is all subsidized by (You) the taxpayer.
Source? Look it up, or don't, it is still very real.
It's this. My cousin was living in a nice neighborhood with 200k+houses being the norm and it was infested with groids. Most of them would live there for a few months, destroy the house and then leave. The boomers who owned the house would just repair it and rent it out to the govt all over again. Thankfully he moved out of there a couple of years back and did a more thorough job of checking out the neighborhood before he bought a house.
Yup. Once you see the groids start to move in, you can bet your ass that somebody is getting a nice fat hud paycheck from uncle sam
living in a crime ridden shit hole actually made a difference back then. today you're going to pay for a rat/roach infested shack in the hood only slightly less than for a home on venice beach.
Anyone could, whitey just decided to get a bank loan, buy them all out, inflate the price and social engineer justify it and have them slave away to pay it off.
After the first black person moved into the neighborhood in the late 80s the rest of the white families were eager to sell as quickly because crime and failing schools were coming soon.