Christian OsgoodCEO, Multifamily Strategy · CEO at Multifamily Strategy

Jobs are like common sense, not everyone has one. 🧠

18 May 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Christian Osgood delivers an angry, combative rant targeting squatters who break into commercial multifamily properties he rents. He condemns them as criminals who contribute nothing to society, endangering communities, and argues they should "get a job" like everyone else. Osgood emphasizes that he and other landlords have borrowed money to renovate buildings and provide housing, working hard outside of property ownership. He challenges anyone who thinks squatters are entitled to live there, demanding that they be held accountable and expressing disgust toward those who tolerate or enable such behavior.

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Oh yes, my landlord should get a job. These people are ridiculous. First of all, squatters are not paying. They break into buildings. These criminals should go get a job like everyone else. What are they contributing to society by breaking in? They are endangering our communities. People live in these buildings, and we're talking commercial multifamily is what I rent. Families live in these buildings. People break in, and you're like, oh, just let them live there. Let them live there. They should— you guys are disgusting. Also, what cool stuff do you have that I should be able to just take? Because I borrowed a lot of money to fix up these buildings and house people. What stuff do you have that I should be able to just walk in and take? Because I have a job. Most people I know who buy real estate have jobs outside of just being a landlord. There are a lot of us who work really hard and invest our money to improving our communities. So if you have anything cool that I can take or walk in for free, just let me know, because I didn't know that this was how we play the game anymore. This is disgusting. Loser.