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yeah, and but the baby boomers were better, weren't they? >> baby boomers? >> baby boomers? if you were born in 1946. yes. you, you were born after the war? yes. you, you sort of were a child as rationing was ending. yes. then you were a teenager in the 60s and you had contraception. you had the pill. so you were a teenager when the pill happened. then you had , you were able to then you had, you were able to buy houses for houses for nothing. yeah so you buy houses for nothing. you had you have full, pension schemes and all of that stuff. yes. and you weren't like, so basically 1946 was a golden year and this kind of just lays into that more. and we probably have a lot of baby boomers who watch this. and every generation thinks that they've got it tough. yes. and i'm not saying that there weren't tough bits to it, but essentially , if you were able to essentially, if you were able to buy your house before the financial crisis of 2008, you're kind of quids in. yeah. >> i mean , it is true, isn't it, >> i mean, it is true, isn't it, steve, that the younger generation, the you

anybody want to explain what okay boomer is?> kind of a millennial thing i think. >> i don't know. i'm somebody who is on twitter and see it a lot there. it is like- >> any social media platform you see it. >> it is something that we'll say in response to-sometimes there is a lot of we do face people or adults who they might straight up disagree with us, but they might be people who they say they agree and say i really want to help you and do the opposite. they don't really put their money where their mouth is so to speak, so it is like calling them out like okay--i think it is kind of like seeing sometimes people say look at you, you guys are all entitled or the lazy generation or whatever and they see us as being rude to them by saying okay boomer, but the realty is, it is kind-they dont value us. i don't get respect from you so why am i going to go and support whatever you want or agree with whatever you say? i feel like-there is this weird twisted power structure. they always tell you respect your elders but you don't respec

i don't know where the boomers got this, but of course, people, athletes, and celebrities who speak at commencement speech is, should commence tab thoughts. that's what they're there to do. if we disagree with the thoughts, we should disagree with them in the public square, but it's really the boomers that are the ones telling everyone to bite their tongue and not say things in the public square. i love what harrison said as a catholic and we have to start talking about these things openly again rather than procedurally blocking them under the guise of some some substantive approach. oh, that's the thing where, you know, i'd talking about your recent college graduation, the discussions that are going on your campus. is there a right or wrong way when it comes to protesting what's going on? if it has nothing to do with your campus, do you agree with how some of these protests have been going on? and that is it really helping the cause sort of like, is this a receive exec? have the opposite happened with harris's stuff on, on social media right now. all of this stuff sold out within the

i don't know where the boomers got this, but of course, people, athletes, and celebrities who speak at commencement speech is, should commence tab thoughts. that's what they're there to do. if we disagree with the thoughts, we should disagree with them in the public square, but it's really the boomers that are the ones telling everyone to bite their tongue and not say things in the public square. i love what harrison said as a catholic and we have to start talking about these things openly again rather than procedurally blocking them under the guise of some some substantive approach. oh, that's the thing where, you know, i'd talking about your reason, college graduation, the discussions that are going on your campus. is there a right or wrong way when it comes to protesting whats going on? if it has nothing to do with your campus, do you agree with how some of these protests have been going on? and that is it really helping the cause sort of like, is this a receive exec? have the opposite happened with harris's stuff on, on social media right now. all of this stuff sold out within the

boomers, we grew up with old- school time magazine, and walter cronkite.back then was pretending liberace was looking for a woman. >> [ applause ] >> [ laughter ] >> the boomer generation never developed the antibodies for click delete. they turned on the tv one day, lawrence welk was gone, and in his place was some guy named lou dobbs, who is telling you the reason you had a good weekend was donald trump. >> have a great weekend! the president makes such a thing possible for us, all. >> [ laughter ] >> how does this happen? well, part of it, the left has to own. the president with an anti- commonsense agenda, on the left is a powerful magnet pushing people to the right. but also, old people are just cranky, which fits very well with the hating menu prepared at fox and facebook. and there is one other reason, because this is america, where we abandon our elderly to nursing homes, because just leaving them in the forest is illegal. >> [ audience reacts ] >> so, we can't be too surprised when they turn to the fox news family as a replacement for their own. w

and baby boomers politics because change is coming so if you like the current se it's not the last that much longer. please don't we start asking and getting what's driving the see the younger people and younger means underage 43 is what we are considering young right now . you see on these charts the independent block is growing and will continue to grow. next slide please. when you asked why, this is one of the if you're over 50 your primary sder 50, you do not watch television in the united states and that is fundamentally changing the way we talk to each other, the way we gather heinformation and when look forward, where the conversations are going to be. next slide. i will close with this. this is the data we just pulled mt know if you realize, arizona may be the most ÃÃ look at th shift. you have right now county, this is 2022 and growing is now dependent. the futuren polics independents these younger folks and what i'm hoping this independence comes from 40-year-old in the low of your kids and your family speak the big hope is the new generation coming shift dynamic because they

as we think about the aging population and growing, as a gen-xer, i have full nf the boomers will lecturep i joke with our knew that they will change the way we operate. i see that as a joke but i mean that quite because i think we are seeing a shift in what the baby boomers wa their medicare program and what they want ererm care. alice: they have a point because the current system is not doing the job. iq that is absolutely right. i think it is a generational surtant. just speaking for my own life and my friends' le juggling young kids and aging is an issue if we don't have secure health care for our aging population. for not just them, but of course,■?he younger generations as well. again, why caregivers is such a io know, and covid really affected nursing home population quite di were all affected by covid, but the two ends, the children and the people who are old had theindication that we are still wrestling with. one of the things that i we've done a lot of listening sessions and discussions. from people who care for the long-term care■ population is te complexity of the people who y

: maybe i will start on a like note -- lightas we thinkg gen-xer, i have full confidence the baby boomersh our lot about how we knew the way we operate. i seezzhaas a joke but i mean that quite seriously because i what the baby boomers want in their medicaret in terms of lonm care. alice: they have a point bse the current system is not doing the job. chiquita: that is absolutely right. i think it is a generational issue which i think is important. my own life and my friends' life of parentst is an issue if we don't have se hr our aging population. for not just them, the younger s wl. so, that is part of the reason, again, why caregivers is such a priority. really affected our nursing home population quite disproportionately. we were all affected by cwo endn older had the longest, the most severe indication that we are still wrestling with. @: heard, sessions and discussions. one of the things i have heard fromlong-term care population ie of the people who need care has just increased. pioid addiction as being something that people who are older are wrthe behavioral health issues. the mean

this election is the last election that is dominated by baby boomers and baby boomer politics.change is coming. so if you let the current political it, because it is not going to last that much longer. what we start asking and getting into including what is driving th independent, you see it as younger people, and younger means under age 43. i am 46, a little bit older, but you see on these independent block is growing and it is going to continue to grow. and when you ask why, this is one of the largest shifts you see. 50, your primary news source tends to be television. if you are under 50, you do not watch television in the united states. and that is fundamentally changing theay we talk to each other, the way we gather information, and when you look forward, where the conversations are going to be. next slide. so i'll close with this. data we just pulled from maricopa county. maybe youona may be the most pivotal state in the union right senate. look at these numbers, look how . you have right now 35% in maricopanty and growing is now independent. so the future of american pol

okay, boomer isn't an argument. it's actually an admission.ou don't have one gen z complains a lot that i make fun of them, but i don't feel too bad about it because they never engaged with the idea itself it's always just your old yeah, that's not an argument. it's a prejudice. the thing you purport to hate i'm sorry i'm sorry that i can't look at your queers for palestine banner and pretend it's not idiotic, but just because something is progressive doesn't always make it progress. it's about ideas, not age and to prove my point tonight, i'd like to talk about how mind-blowing link patch it crazy a lot of people a jar a funny thing is happening in this election. the younger voters are liking trump more and more, and the over 60 ground which normally leinz republican is this time preferring biden. and i think i know why. if you're my age, you've seen friends and loved ones? go down a facebook rabbit hole or get sucked into the fox news vortex and never come back the same transformed from a normal person into some lunatic who's hoarding surviv

realized that if he properly charges the robot with his paw, it turns over, the lid comes off and boomeroughout the day. i've had enough, i'll go and complain about you. the pet brought the tattered lid and rubber plug to the owners more than once as trophies, but active games did not work out; the laser and the robot in general quickly became interested. what i liked about it was the laser, and there ’s the mobile mechanism, so you can move around and see what they’re doing, the robot couldn’t give treats, these cats eat only natural foods and are fascinated by meat. games didn’t work out either, there is no reaction to the robot, they don’t play with it, except for the laser, that is , they play with the laser for a limited period of time, that is, as soon as they realize that you can’t catch him there, 5 minutes there he is drives zero emotions on him, the theme with the voice, zero emotions, not at all does not react at all. as the expert says, you shouldn’t expect a violent reaction from your pet to your voice, after a couple of times he will realize that you are not at home and wil

this election is the last election that is dominated by boomers and baby boomer politics.is coming. ■w■úso if you let the current political situation, enjoy it, because it is not going to last that much longer. next slide. asking and getting into including what is driving this switch toeople, and younger means under age 43. i am■je older, but you see on these charts, the independent block is growing, and it is going to continue to grow. and when you asks one of the largest shifts you see. if you are over your primary news source tends to be television. if you are 50, you do not watch television in the united states. and that is fundamentally changing the way we talk to each other,information, and when youk are going to be. next slide. so close with this. this is new data we just pumaybn the union right now in determining the white house, the house, and the senate. look at these numbers, look how they shift. you havef right now 35% in maricopa county and growing is now independent. so the going to come through these independents, these younger folks. an if you look at the l

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so that there's a little flag about that when you go through the boomer to go the activities to go of money to, to leave it on the, the, the story. so no, i, so just need to advise you to do that and put them somewhere. let me know when that okay, i'll do some problem with them. if i could get you to and it gives me a sense for this and the budget, sir, is it or no, you don't have to do the modem. so the, so the club month of especially the fact that the, the distribution of one of the out of the world, the as far more talk you know, it's a pretty good the most of the door of the city is that includes the mention, die is that i'm always, you know, 1st of all, a super see why your wife step in senior room with the space for the new car. superstore are underway, looser the important for messaging. they've got to meet up with you. you for not being sure. i'm not sure. i'm not sure which computer work is all part of the thing . if you go to ports or somebody will issue your partial service missed up there. the death stands for a russian with the means towed. this type of how it so has bee

that is more criticism than complement a lot of boomers in the crowd tonight a guess kat what you thinkmen 35 what is your brain telling you your squishy brain telling you. >> have you ever met a man self explanatory they are never adults but at this place i think they did it for attention. >> greg: you thinks oakley. >> because we are giving them attention missouri how often do missouri restaurants get on here. no offense i love you missouri how often are we talking about missouri restaurants on national news we are right now at least good for you missouri i i like that the core like i don't like it. >> it's a weird the core i don't know what they're trying to do rustic but also flowers i don't fully understand you pathetic or is in great people like i've got a check on what's going out over there. >> greg: it's caribbean cuisine i love a little go. >> greg: i was offended when she said that but then i drank my orange soda makeup really she might have a point. >> greg: jamie is somebody who only eats by himself in a can out of the sink does this matter at all to you. >> and a lot of ti

would need of you thank you bye or that that does what that little flag about when you go through the boomers to go look the activity. so go a money. so the, the, the, the, the story so no, i so definitely, yeah, but it's a very me put the as the let me in the way that out of the list for the new park. we'll get you that's for 2 and it gives me a sense for this. and if it's a is it or what do you mean by doing? okay? and today is the modem. so the, so that's the for the month of especially the reduced can piece of the, of the piece for on the truck. you know, it's a pretty good the most of the door of the city is that includes both. i mentioned i use it. i'm always, you know, possible seamlessly, way wise step in senior with the space for the beautiful the used car superstore on jewelry. what do you say? the important for me is that you know you've got to meet up with you. you for not being sure. i'm not sure i'm not sure which computer work is all part of the thing is get on board for they have some sort of issue super full service mister bed. the bed stands for a russian with the means toad

now i want to look at jacobs boomers and k party that 3rd major player. how much are they a disrupt her in these elections? they've definitely turned out to be quite a major disruptive considering that the party was formed just 6 months ago and they were able to move from basically 0 to 3rd place in this election. now, indications are that the support has come very much from other amc strong holes such as was with natal and implement longer. they don't have as much of a national footprint as some of the other parties. but, you know, the amount of votes that they've gotten thus far is best thing to be lost at and they will be a serious party to consider when it comes to these negotiations, taking place over the next few days. the m. k party has said, however, that isn't willing to speak to the amc to join the coalition. if the amc is still the vice president, so around my posts. so it will mean that those negotiations will be quite tense, i think. and we'll have to see if they can reach some kind of agreement to create a government in south africa. w corre

this election is the last baby boomers and baby boomer politics. change is coming.et the current political situation, enjoy it, because it is not going to last that much longer. next slide.lb■ when we start asking and getting into including what is driving this switch to independent, you see it is younger people, and ae bit older, but you see on these charts, the independent block is growing, and it is going to one of the largest shifts you see. if you are ove50 news source tends to be if you are under 50, you do not watch television in the united states.■2 and that is fundamentally changing the way we talk to each other, the way we gather information, and when you looka. next slide. this is new data we just pulled from maricopa county. i don't know if you realize, maybe in the union right now in determining the white house, the house, and the senate. look at these numbers, look howd growing is now independent. so the future of american through these independents, these younger folks. and what i am hong, in america, of course they skew younger. that is a big portion

that's like gets into early boomer.elf is technically a borderline gen x. >> so maybe that's something to do with it. >> yeah he might have that appeal. i mean, the challenge for reform is they get massive amounts of votes. they may get massive amounts of votes, but it's distributed throughout the whole country. so they struggle to get seats. whereas like the lib dems, they don't necessarily get that many votes, but they've managed to target them. and even laboun managed to target them. and even labour, they're targeted in cities. and so on. so they, you know, they can't get obliterated in a way that can happen to some parties. and the tories. i mean, they found it in 1834, to my knowledge, the most successful political party in europe is an incredible how quickly they're just crumbling . or are we just crumbling. or are we getting carried away and they're going to rally before the election? >> well, they do have a good balance. >> they'd better be quick. >> they'd better be quick. >> they'd better be quick. >> they wel

this generation, the baby boomers he has a baby boomer as am i.d not carry the burden. i am being candid in comparison to the people at omaha beach. >> look was sent to the military. recruitment is a weight down because people do not want to be treated this way in the united states military. what he did with the troops on the vaccine for a look at what he does on the budget for china is on the rise. the access is on the rise. russia, ironic, north korea, he does not act like it pretty screams about democracy and a russia and a war coming. is he preparing the american people psychologically? is he preparing the defense department? eight national security and so forth what's with this guy? works i do not know he speaks more negatively of donald trump in cap the country that voted for him they does the existenial enemies abroad for the only thing that excites him is when he says semi- fascist or hyper magna or super maga. he's done a lot of damage and people do not realize the we are borrowing $10 billion a day at a trillion every three months. we al

people keep coming back and you've read about the boomers. the boomers, david, their joints suck. >> it doesn't get any better, either. after two hours of sitting in this chair -- >> i saw him down there. you lie to yourself. no one beats father time. it's pretty interesting. >> well, we've got the meme frenzy to talk about. gamestop down premarket after soaring yesterday. the company reports q1 sales declined, filed a plan to sell up to 75 million additional shares. stock did surge 47% yesterday as keith gill schedules this youtube live stream today at noon, his first on that platform in several years, jim. we're definitely going to pay attention today. >> look, i think this has become exciting. i saw david portnoy treating about it. everyone is in on it. now, there's a whole thought -- david is a cynic. but there's a thought, look, this is the have-nots time to have some fun in the stock market. it's only dominated by -- who do you want me to say? you wanted a fed cut, sorry. >> not feeling so great right now. >> okay, it's dominated by lar

more than 60% of gen p zers are citing optimism compared to less than half of gen z and baby boomers.y's optimistic. cheryl: i was surprised by that. you would think that generation would be the most disconcerted but they're not. >> maybe because they're 11 or 12 years old. the generation is 11 to 26. what, 4 years, 22 to 26 are actually working? cheryl: parents are paying bills. >> i'm curious what college grads are finding right now. some of the industries they're most excited about like tech are not hiring. they're basically cutting people, not adding too many people, so i'm kind of surprised by this, actually. cheryl: i don't know. i mean, i do like the fact they're talking about saving earlier. i remember, i got into the stock market when i was 22 years old. but i was encouraged to do that by my parents so maybe the parents are the ones telling this generation you need to start saving earlier, get serious about your life. i don't know. >> i think for especially young people, the stock market is a great way to go because you have so much time to enjoy the fruits of the stock marke

fathers flew on for so far as is human on both of the, the trinity of the concussion in terms of the boomers range for flavors. the news? yeah. serious. how are ya know, most of the words fear you 1st from now she'd comfortable with me scouting for free . you can send them to me or best dollars because somebody me on from appraisals to visual convince or there's a photographer as well. ok, many is the big about the medicaid and bias or processing you much somewhere else or she didn't see it for your time. too. sure. part of the choices for your code. what do you have for which i have so much over the phone here? i'm sort of nip to the now with some sort this out. almost one of the room. i'm not sure. maybe. maybe we need you to call you the phone with as a little bit of cop quotes 1st, but i mean, should it be different this your map of our support legal supports and one of them's already moves losing the chanelle gums, particularly sort of standard storage should that the person, the cardinal, actually search triple sort of shape a rebuttal cause map just by a series cost almost a more effi

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flew for people so far as is human on both of the off the trinity of the concussion in terms of the boomers range with the flavor of the news. yeah, there's a serious how are ya know, most all the words fear you personally i will share comfortable with me scouting for free to confirm from me or death dollars because somebody me on from appraisals to visual convince or there's a photographer as well as the severe drug about the might a gave a bias or processing you much somewhere else solution and see if it's on your part of the choices for your, for your code, what do you have for which i have so much over the phone here. it's been sort of nip to the with some sort this out to be gotten from almost one of the room. i'm not sure. maybe, maybe we need you to call you the phone with as a little bit of cop quotes from nations 1st. but i may be different this your map of our legal supports, and one of them is one of our limits losing chanelle gums, particularly sort of didn't even look storage at the person. the cardinal, after the search, typical sort of shape a rebuttal. because map just by ar

so that cohort i dominate and our challenge is getting the baby boomers and at this point the televisiont let me on except for fox but the major networks won't led me on, and that is a big obstacle to us and if we can break down that barrier we are pretty confident we can do it with the baby boomers as well be three donald trump said more about you, using it to you a few times. >>> you don't tend to thank back and i wonder why? >> you know, i said when i announced my candidacy a year ago, i'm not going to feed into the anger, we have this toxic polarization in our country that to me is more toxic than any time since the civil war. and i think we have to figure out what i said, i'm going to try to identify the values americans hold in common rather than focus on the use mainly culture were issues that keep us all apart, that are orchestrated to make as hate each other. and i think somebody has to try to bridge the gap between americans and that's a been trying to do with my campaign. so i criticize present for his policies, running up the debt, forgetting as in wars, for shutting the coun

katie: you coined the term boomer candy.ne into eric and myself every monday on etf iq. it is a lot of fun. let's take a quick check on the markets come the s&p 500, we got economic data over the past two hours and you can see the s&p 500 is building on its momentum up about .5%. the same thing at the nasdaq 100 up about .6%. the bond gains have flipped to losses. 10 year are little higher at the moment.coming up, we have the former republican presidential candidate joining bloomberg technology next. that does it for "bloomberg markets." i am katie greifeld and this is bloomberg. ♪ life's daily battles are not meant to be fought alone. - we're not powerless. so long as we don't lose sight of what's important. don't be afraid to seize that moment to talk to your friends. - cloud, you okay? because checking in on a friend can create a safe space. - the first step on our new journey. you coming? reach out to a friend about their mental health. seize the awkward. it's totally worth it. life's daily battles are not meant to be fo

katrina, i have to wonder if those baby boomers that have been on hold, they have been pausing becauseo something if they use financing, go into something, pay 7%, that is the group i'm curious about. get your take on that. you mentioned builders. we did get homebuilder sentiment today, it was down for the second straight month. 29% of builders say they're cutting prices. what do you make of that? >> right. and they are cutting prices, so they are selling, right? for so long, builders new construction was really driving the market. the reason we were even having somewhat of a real estate market is because of the new construction build, because some people are willing to wait. and some people are willing to rent while they wait for their dream home to be, to be built. cheryl: yeah. >> however, with interest rates being what they are right now, builders are not as bullish as they once were. they are having to provide incentives. they do realize you're not going to get what you were going to get, when interest rates were two or 3%. let's also remember that income is just not rising the wa

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boomers that did not that was not the case in 2008 when barak obama was on the ballot, for example. so that's one of the dynamics there. but look, it's been nearly a quarter century since al gore ran in 2000, that a democratic candidate has won the seat in your vote. the reason the biden campaign is going after them so much, it's a part of their coalition that actually has stuck with him. younger voters have been a problem. voters of color have been a huge challenge for him. but one of the things is they pay more attention to the news. they're focused more on history the democracy argument of resonates more with them protecting medicare fair is important on and on. so that is why the biden campaign last week launch day seniors for harrison biden and we went out to michigan to have conversations with some of these look, it's not a monolith. of course, but there absolutely is a an interesting conversation there and voters of the president's age had a lot of interesting things to say about his age, saying, look, they it's a contrast between trump and biden and almost all of them brough

i feel like i'm talking to a bunch of lik ae, the bad boomer demographic, not the good boomers, but the bad ones who don'o thet. how the internet works. that's not that's not what any of this means. t any ofbut the sad thing is, j, is that this we all havey we someone in our family that we've seen go through this. >> we all recognize that. don't tell us that we're stupid. this will go so much easier if democrat mucs were to say, you know, maybe you guys play the videos too much. or maybes biden had an off dayh or he was really type something instead of, oh, no, you can'int can't know. that's just deep fake. and one other point. imagine how much and to more difficult, jesse, this would be to discuss and show in termss of video. how do you elon musk not bought twitter? you're right. we shut down like the laptop story, the new york post stuff, which, by the way, if we wanneyt to talk about deepfakes, i sure as not going to take lectures, jesse, fro tsm people who had a handful of national intelligence officials in the cabinet who had intel officials sign a letter lyin g to aboutually la th

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boomer parents allowed their children a lot, but in order for all this to stop, should someone be punisheds have not shown ourselves very well, the democrats are not afraid of us, because they know that we will not act like them, because we really believe in what is just a screen for them, we really believe in these things , and it’s actually hard for me to say this because i would n’t want to be like them, but i don’t think we have any other way left. they knock out wedge with wedge, while we slap in the face, they beat with fists, they will continue to win, they will continue to seize power to hold this power, and they will also laugh in the process, there are few fighters on our side, let's be honest, let's look at the republicans, there are few fighters there, for example, if i wanted, with whom would i go into battle, which of them is ready to fight, who among them will not bend under pressure from washington? are there any? we are very different, but now i write to him almost every day, and what is interesting is that when you have such a relationship with someone, he may even admit

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i don't respect boomers. i just mock them. for stronger anti-doping measures at the paris olympics. michael phelps and allison schmitt testified before congress today. this comes after an investigation revealed that 23 chinese swimmers tested positive for a banned heart medication ahead of the tokyo olympics in 2021, and in spite of those positive tests, the world anti-doping agency allowed them to compete. five of those swimmers did go on to win medals, including three golds. during the hearing today, phelps expressed frustration over the lack of changes of anti-doping policies. sitting here once again, it is clear to me that any attempts of reform at wada have fallen short and there are still deeply rooted systemic problems that prove to be detrimental to the integrity of international sports and athletes rights to fair competition. time and time again . now the us contributes more funding to the world anti-doping agency or wada, as it's called, than any other country. athletes are urging lawmakers to withhold funding from the agency until those reforms are made. and just on this

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i don't respect boomers. stock them. already instinctively know it. it is getting even more difficult to afford a home in an even bigger portion of the bay area we're talking nosebleed prices across much of the region. we want to bring our business and tech reporter scott budman, who took a look at the prices at several bay area cities today. you always come here with bad news. i have to say sorry. when you talk prices, you come with your bad news. well, we are talking prices in a wide range of cities today, jessica, and prices are continuing to climb as our tech economy stays strong. almost three dozen cities in the bay area alone now, where the average home price tops $2 million. yeah, the trio family has been looking to buy a home but keeps running into sky high costs. i mean, right now renting is the only viable thing right now, and those high costs are spreading. there are now, according to zillow, 33 bay area cities where the typical home value tops $2 million. even with more homes coming on the market, inventory is still fairly low here, keepin