There are people who make their living off of negativity.
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I have been living off of Social Security Disability since 2012.
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Tubeworms living off of vents 8,200 feet beneath the eastern Pacific Ocean.
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Instead of living for others, the bureaucracy is living off of others.
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We spoke to a man who's making a living off of this uptick.
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I got through day to day sometimes just living off of breakfast cereal.
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Van Dresser devoted the remainder of his life to living off of the sun.
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We were living off of student loans and credit cards, just like everyone else.
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Instead, he's been living off of his endorsement money since his career started in 2010.
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And that's what a lot of them have been living off of — subsidized, dumped product.
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That means Urschel was living off of just 4 percent of his salary in 2016.
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"Selling is an absolutely vital component to making a living off of performance," Hamilton says.
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Space may be the final frontier, but living off of Earth can be extremely challenging.
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Alternatively, you could join a group of people who are deliberately living off of the grid.
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"I remember living off of $20-$40 a week for almost four years straight," he said.
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As Alice and Zoe soon discover, the Peaches are alive—and living off of human flesh.
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"What you may see a year from now is eBay living off of eBay," Wenig said.
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And I realized that I'm going to have to make a living off of being creative.
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"There are a whole lot of people living off of hair," Ms. Tarlo, the anthropologist, said.
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Kyle Richards makes a living off of conflict, but she draw the line at Kellyanne Conway.
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After high school, I was living off of a checklist that I hung on my wall: 1.
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But, at the same time, what do you do when someone's making a living off of it?
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That's a significant increase for a family of four living off of less than $8.553,000 a year.
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"Except for Chris Ware, no one here makes a living off of comics," Drnaso explained to me.
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For most of their existence, villages on Guatemala's Caribbean coast have made a living off of fishing.
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The siblings were allegedly entirely self-sufficient, living off of the farm's vegetable garden and few animals.
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"I did things like having five roommates and living off of macaroni and cheese, " he told Money.
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But years and years of super low interest rates have hurt elderly retirees living off of their savings.
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There's always a lot of different things that help me make a living off of what I do.
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For those attempting to make a living off of streaming platforms, a strike on their account could be disastrous.
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"I did things like having five roommates and living off of macaroni and cheese, " he told Money in 2017.
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But it also highlights a troubling irony: Larry is a man who literally makes a living off of women's bodies.
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"Never rely on YouTube ad revenue if you want to make a living off of YouTube," Moras told CNN Business.
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Recently, I've spent most of my time on visual art because I'm making a living off of it, doing commissions.
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"I did things like and living off of macaroni and cheese, and I was very, very frugal, " Cuban told Money.
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I enjoy it; it's what I like to do and I'm very fortunate to make a living off of playing music.
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But I really wanted to travel, I really wanted to earn a living off of what I do as a career.
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"I've made a living off of being able to capitalize on certain stocks where there's absolutely no informational advantage," he said.
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We had no choice but to start living off of the money I'd been saving for us to get an apartment.
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That means the NFL star was living off of 4 percent of his salary at the time and banking the rest.
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That was logical because he didn't look around him and see any artists who were making a living off of it.
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But we know it's enough to make a living off of if you can get at least one skin accepted every year.
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Instead, Rapport said Lynch had been living off of his endorsement deals, from which he earned an estimated $5 million per year.
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That means the NFL star was living off of just 4 percent of his salary at the time and banking the rest.
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How could I give air time to people who make a living off of tearing apart the GOP, never mind the country.
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They were able to make it their full-time gig and earn a living off of it, something that was never their intention.
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" For nearly three years, Reining has been living off of his investments and he's "not really worried about ever running out of money.
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Today: a woman living off of disability checks who spends some of her money this week on glitter gel pens for her daughter.
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"I did things like having five roommates and living off of macaroni and cheese, and I was very, very frugal," Cuban tells Money.
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"I did things like having five roommates and living off of macaroni and cheese, and I was very, very frugal, " Cuban told Money.
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I love the Bancroft family, they're good people, but they had the right to want to make a living off of their investment.
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If that's not luxury in this day and age, for a 26-year-old living off of a podcast, I don't know what is.
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The amateur zookeeper, for example, can't directly voice his opposition to US bases because he makes a living off of them on construction contracts.
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The daily routine: scroll through social media, see famous person making a living off of their blog, wonder why that can't be your life.
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But back then, the idea of making a living off of those videos you made for the web didn't necessarily seem like a possibility.
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Some developers have been vocal about their struggles to make a living off of making apps, and are hoping for a better payout from Apple.
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To remind us all first dates aren't perfect, we then meet Valerie (Mary Elizabeth Kelly), "funemplyed" young woman who's living off of her parents money.
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"It used to be just retirees living off of fixed income and Social Security, so you moved to the cheapest possible place," Mr. Prescher said.
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Because if you can save enough money now, you can fund your retirement by living off of your returns without ever touching your nest egg.
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Her first year on Facebook she was living off of her savings, and it took awhile before her first brand deal on Instagram and later Facebook.
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We could then bring ourselves and our kids out of paycheck to paycheck living, off of welfare, and into being valued and productive members of society.
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Today, just a few years removed from living off of welfare, Greene is now living in Amsterdam, where he bikes to work every morning at PUBG Corp.
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It operates almost like a private equity play, buying up older companies and living off of the assets, while incorporating them into the OpenText family of products.
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This is about the fact that you've probably been living off of mashed potatoes, baked ham, and several dozen leftover Christmas cookies for the last few weeks.
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Robert Bertrand, chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, which represents indigenous people living off of reserves, said abandoning or restarting the inquiry was not an option.
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When Cuban was younger, "I did things like having five roommates and living off of macaroni and cheese, and I was very, very frugal," he tells Money.
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When he was younger, "I did things like having five roommates and living off of macaroni and cheese, and I was very, very frugal," he tells Money.
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A group of refugees from a recent civil war eke out a meager existence in the station's hangars, living off of whatever they can steal from passing ships.
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Someone living off of their stock portfolio who takes in the exact same amount of money, on the other hand, does not pay a single penny in taxes.
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Making It WorkMaking a living off of Instagram is a constant struggle — to stay just competitive enough, and not charge so much that a brand chooses someone else.
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It&aposs no secret that financial planners are professionals who make a living off of managing money intelligently, and it&aposs great to have one in your corner.
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Look, if you were to endorse a product, right, and a lot of people ... I think it's a new way to make a living off of the virtual economy.
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GitHub Sponsors, which launched in May, allows people to provide financial support for open source developers and help them make a living off of writing code for free projects.
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After living off of a feeding tube and requiring therapy to learn how to eat on his own, OREOs were the first solid food Simoncini was given after he recovered.
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Here's an excerpt: I for one am a westerner sick to death of you welfare queens and cheats living off of BLM land, illegally gutting our wilderness and our wildlife.
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Paak spent the next year or so living off of the couches of family and friends, working as a home health care aid to help the family make ends meet.
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She cannot feed her family, which has been living off of one meal of corn flour a day, and believes that her youngest will have a higher chance of survival.
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Tilker suspects these herbivores wisely steer clear of any potential danger in the woods, but scurry out to make their living off of forest vegetation and fruit — when it's safe.
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It has only two rules you must follow:Save 20% or more of your income by living off of 80% or less of your income, andConsistently and prudently invest your savings.
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I am the first generation after that crew of '90s and early 2000s skaters that could really make a living off of figure skating and be successful off the ice.
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Farmers also clear land to increase the size of their plots when they can't earn a living off of their own farms — which are often failing, ironically, because of climate change.
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LG: But how many people would you guess are legitimately making their careers or living off of YouTube right now, if you just had to give sort of a rough estimate?
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For almost as long as people have been dying, con artists have been trying to make a living off of it, but Doug Cassity's scam was among the most diabolical of all.
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With some of the tougher subject matter, like the chorus of "Everybody Works," where she's penny pinching to survive living off of her work, she comes out with her vocal range swinging.
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Here comes the stories of living off of ramen and sleeping in your parent's basement; students don't have the cash to pay their credit card bills, pay rent, or properly feed themselves.
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A former investment banker focused on airlines and an avid traveler, he wanted to see more awesome properties for rent and more people earning extra income or a living off of them.
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Elizabeth is creatively stifled by her job as a realtor, while Andrew is aimless, living off of family money with no real career and no sense of what he wants to do.
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The only memory Shana had of her previous life was living in the outskirts of the advanced city, barely living off of whatever scraps her poor parents brought back every other night.
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Right now, his family is living off of savings — the kind of savings that are supposed to cover vacations and aren't sufficiently padded to live off of for an extended period of time.
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I was on Greta Van Susteren's show to talk about a story I was chasing about a couple who pretended to be Scottish royalty, though they were actually living off of entitlement programs.
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It's not easy to make a living off of music In a place like that because you occupy a niche, and you get the feeling that you'll never be able to leave that niche.
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"Investment banks that depend on transactions are likely to see less mergers done in the U.K. and less IPOs done in the U.K.," Coffee said, adding that lawyers make a living off of such transactions.
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Appreciation for the bottomless virtues of nuance—and for a class of technocrats making a living off of such complexities—is one of the fundamental ideological supports of the current, decadent stage of liberal democracy.
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Jesse Wallace, her father, a thin man living off of disability payments, told me that he and his wife, Alicea, wanted to do something quiet for their daughter with only a handful of her closest friends.
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Streamers and esports pros have to start somewhere, and while amateurs aren't making a living off of gaming at the moment, they still have to put in that time and effort to get to that level.
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The birds, whose stomach breeds this mind-controlling parasite, were the headliners: the public figures, the media, politicians, millionaires, billionaires, famous actors, and any influencer who makes a living off of telling other people how to think.
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"I had worked years and years to become Manny MUA, to become this person people could look up to and see and be inspired by, and someone who has made a living off of that," he said.
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In other words, ISIS will become a more diffuse and clandestine organization, living off of the grievances of disaffected and disenfranchised Sunni populations, the sanctuary of ungoverned territory, and the blow-back from our exclusively kinetic approach.
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And while camping typically means living off of beef jerky, Clif bars, and lukewarm beer—with maybe some overcooked eggs thrown in there if you're lucky—there's also the potential to really let your grilling freak flag fly.
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The International Meteorite Collectors Association lists 455 members on its website, but the modest size of the market means that only a few dozen or so dealers around the world are making a full-time living off of meteorites alone.
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During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday, the actor revealed that he was living off of about $5 a day before he was cast in the HBO show, which went on to become a mega hit.
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Being an intern in New York City can be extremely grueling—especially when you're a struggling musician living off of dreams and leftover rice—so having some comedian make fun of you is, in a way, adding insult to injury.
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And even if you do manage to make a decent living off of your creations, becoming a designer that actually manages to get their clothes onto the backs of some of the biggest celebrities in Hollywood is an even greater challenge.
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"After months of unemployment and living off of what was obviously shrinking savings, watching the value of our home plummet by two-thirds and seeing our nest egg shrinking, we knew that we had to take drastic action," said Edd.
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The skaters of the 90s and early 00s are really interesting to me because they truly created something that wasn't there before—a thriving industry where people could actually make a living off of riding a toy through the streets and documenting it.
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So often one emoji goes a long way and lets me get on with my whole day," he continued, adding, "It's funny because I've made a living off of words, but words get in the way of what you really want to say.
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I&aposm a 30-year-old living off of disability checks — here&aposs what I spend in a weekMillennials spend thousands of dollars going to their friends&apos weddings every year — here&aposs how much 10 people are saving just to attend
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Let's hope we elected the right candidate, because we believed that this hard-nosed, no-nonsense "businessman" could get the job done, unlike the other candidate who represented the classic political insider who made a career and living off of talking about the issues.
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And in that time, they've gone from living off of a couple bucks a day and eating whatever they could find—including expired beef jerky—to becoming one of the biggest bands to travel around the world and discover great food and good beer.
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If you're an artist looking to earn a bare minimum living off of your music through streaming, you're going to need millions upon millions of streams to do that, according to a new study from Broadbandchoices, a UK-based company that compares broadband internet services.
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At the last minute, the show tries to reverse itself by leading Rory to the idea of writing a memoir about her relationship with her mother… which is also a terrible, self-aggrandizing idea for a jobless person who is seemingly living off of a trust fund.
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By all means, try to earn like Jay Leno, who, even as an up-and-coming comedian, worked two jobs and banked one salary while living off of the other, or like Kyle Taylor of The Penny Hoarder, who has turned side hustles into an art form.
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Well there are also some people who are making a living off of YouTube who are at the center of a lot of controversy, including Logan Paul who came under fire after he published a YouTube video of a corpse in a so-called Japanese suicide forest.
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The goals, she says, "miss a trick in that they totally fail to recognize that for tribal and indigenous people, terms like poverty — living off of so many dollars per day — are meaningless," and that most tribes are healthier on their native land, regardless of income.
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The standoffs were the most recent major expressions of an anti–federal government movement known as the Sagebrush Rebellion that has been simmering for decades over complaints about land regulation and what many ranchers say is a dwindling capacity to make a living off of rural Western lands.
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In some ways, touring less and organizing more has actually allowed me to focus on creating art in a more sustainable and focused way than when I was on the road all the time living off of donations and burning CD-Rs off my laptop to sell at shows.
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You know, Stormy Daniels, I get tired of all her stuff, but the one thing that I do admire about her is she takes her moment in the spotlight and shakes her moneymaker and goes out there and makes a living off of it, and there&aposs nothing more American.
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"My main motivation is we're fighting for $15 an hour because right now we're just living off of poverty wages, and in Vegas the cost of living is just continuing to go up," Martin Macias said in Spanish, according to a Fight for $15 translator who declined to be named.
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More often than not, being professionally good at something means that when it's time to perform — especially for an audience — you sometimes enjoy it less than you would in a vacuum; because odds are, the reason you were drawn to the thing in the first place wasn't the fact that you might be able to make a living off of it.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines, the stars of HGTV's Fixer Upper, make their living off of renovating normal houses in and around Waco, TX and turning them into gorgeous, albeit formulaic houses in and around Waco, TX. Lately, many of these Fixer Upper homes have been cropping up as vacation rental listings — a trend that threatens the sanctity of the dream home.
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And I feel it not just because of the black people swept away but because I know that "gentrification" is but a more pleasing name for white supremacy, is the interest on enslavement, the interest on Jim Crow, the interest on redlining, compounding across the years, and these new urbanites living off of that interest are, all of them, exulting in a crime.
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My mom and dad didn't know that I was living off of pasta and cheese and rice pudding to be a frugal actor, because it would break their hearts and they'd try to turn the world upside down to help me be O.K. Because when I hurt they hurt more, and when I smile and soar they're able to breathe.
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