The key point I took away from this was that at the end of Barnes and Noble’s first life, someone had the wisdom to appoint a CEO who clearly understands AND loves bookstores, and the experience it brings to those who love reading.
Just shows that maybe big companies need to completely fail before the greedy money people lose interest and get their grubby hands off from everything good in the world.
That’s $15,000 a month, $180,000 a year before the price increase. Maybe try hunting for normal people rentals and others would have an ounce of care or sympathy for you.
I’d also wager that most of these people have properties themselves that they use to gouge money from others for “passive income”. Well, they can passively suck it.