system
A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Supply is a serious issue as well. In the last two years my city has added just over 3,000 new units (lost over 800 low income support housing units). While we can’t see how many people have moved to the city in the last two years, we can see that just over 40,000 people moved here in the last four years. 

It’s weird to think about humans being the only animals who pay to live on Earth and that they make it too expensive for a significant amount of humans to afford.

Incidentally, the average price a new rental unit (units added with the last two years) is only affordable to 28% of the city’s population. So even if we added a ton of new units, most couldn’t afford them anyways (unless the units were communal housing or regulated).
gpt
Well, we’re also the only animals to have air conditioning, so…