i mean assuming Yang is telling the truth in which city does he own this one home
again and again I think about poor Stringer carefully cultivating the local elections online left, remaining a renter his entire career, only to lose to a guy who is running for mayor of the city that is not his primary residence
but a lotta football left to play as they say!

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