Is That Really Happening?

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I've donated a million dollars in my own money to build low-income housing. I am a staunch advocate for it, but nonetheless, any type of increase in supply lowers price pressure. And so when people demonstrate against some fancy building, they're really just shooting themselves in the foot. Unless the federal building is being bought by a bunch of Russians or Chinese hiding money from those authoritarian places, is that actually really happening or not?

Jason and Molly discuss Ryan Breslow's new startup Love.com (2:03), Bain Capital Crypto’s new $550M fund announcement that backfired on Twitter (14:49). Then, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman join to discuss the current real estate market and how policies are are promoting a nation of renters (54:28). Plus, Glenn turns the tables on Jason and Molly to ask them a few questions.

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00:00 Jason and Molly intro the show: Ryan Breslow news, Bain Capital Crypto’s unaware tweet, diversity in the workplace, Interview w/ Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman
02:03 Ryan Breslow’s new startup: Love.com
10:49 Fiverr - Sign up for https://Fiverr.com/Business free for the first year and save 10% on your purchase with promo code JASON
12:22 Psychedelic startups
14:49 Bain Capital Crypto posts unaware tweet on International Women’s Day
23:21 Notion - Go to https://Notion.so and use promo code TWIST to get $250 off its annual team plan
24:53 Diversity in the workplace and how to make forward progress
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37:31 Taking a chance on unproven talent and open minded to blindspots
54:28 Catch up w/ Glenn Kelman, CEO of Redfin
01:07:40 Housing price increases are sustainable
01:32:00 Supply and demand in housing
01:49:20 Shift from urban living to the suburbs
02:02:00 Jason, Molly, and Glenn on flying
02:06:37 Goodbyes from the TWIST team