If you try to control the price of rent, then you disincentivize building.

And the number one problem we have in housing in this country is a lack of supply.

Welcome to The Lost Debate, a show for politically eclectics. I'm Robbie Gupta. And I'm Ricky Schlaught. Well, Ricky, how is the great city of New York? City of New York, it's good. We had some warmer weather. Oh, here we go with the weather. It was literally like five degrees. Well, no, but truly, it was actually kind of interesting. It went from like five degrees to 50 degrees. So I don't know.

That was pretty shocking in like 24 hours span.

Yeah, it's funny.

I've been monitoring the weather because I've been subletting my apartment and I don't

have insulation in my apartment in the ceiling.

This is going to just lead to more concerned voicemails about me.

I get an abnormal about of concerned

voice bills. I think our listeners are alternatively confused. I know. They're confused

about my lifestyle. Interesting. It tells you everything you need to know about me. But I have no

insulation in my roof and I'm subletting my apartment. I was very clear with the person who's subletting my apartment that there's no insulation in the roof. And I was so worried about him. And I told him I'd refund him at any point if it got too cold. And he's just been like, it's been great. Like I was just telling me like, it must not be that cold in New York City because he's been like, it's truly terrible when it gets it drops below freezing in that

apartment and so far you got a tough renter but i mean i think it was just such a short period of time

that it was just it went freezing cold and then back to normal that maybe it was just a quick

enough chill that he made it through all right well we've got a pretty fun episode today but i got a couple of announcements to talk about Well, we've got a pretty fun episode today, but I got a couple of

announcements to talk about. One is we've got a new show that's dropping tomorrow. And it's the show

called Sweat the Technique. And it's a show that I'm doing with a bunch of veteran educators who have

been really successful in K to 12 education. And in some cases, outside of education,

and we talk about how we apply lessons learned

in the K to 12 system to things like hobbies, sports,

parenting, relationships, learning new skills,

being a manager.

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