> He saved a ton of money and bought a house in Berkeley in the late 90's. That gave him a durable advantage and helped him acquire assets that would further g

> He saved a ton of money and bought a house in Berkeley in the late 90's. That gave him a durable advantage and helped him acquire assets that would further gain in value. Not to mention, as a renter and home owner, he was able to vote against new developments for years, further increasing scarcity and the value of his house. And then bureaucrats complain about inequalities?