as long as the cost of living skyrockets, so too will hypergambling

what’s your thesis?

>they can’t afford milk; they’re gonna gamble 

>they’re 33 with a net worth of -$16k; their parents had two kids & a house at that age; they’re gonna gamble

>sports gambling legalization; private equity on the prowl; local governments getting slashed & will need new revenue streams; they’re going to be gambling & not even knowing they’re gambling

>crime is legal; they’re gonna gamble

>up against a wall; they’re gonna gamble

less about gambling as a viable strategy to earn income or get out of debt, more about younger generations not having many paths to prosperity.

for example, doctor in Canada only makes ~ 150-175k in a major city so won't even qualify for a mortgage on a house. so why bother with traditional paths if they don't yield a good life?

might as well take on some risk with significant upside vs. spending 10+ years in school for a mediocre outcome.

yappin in /midwits & creating idle rpg /animarising

loose thoughts here: https://warpcast.com/matthewb/0x7ea79949