Turns out property on the Atlantic Seaboard may be a poor long term investment

[u/Prestigious-Wall5616]

By long term, I mean loooooooong term.

[u/benevolent-badger]

if I start saving now, I might be able to afford something by then

[u/timlest]

As someone from Cape Town, I’ve always wanted to visit New York but flights are hella pricey. Guess I just gotta wait 250m years for New York to come to me.

[u/MystRav3n]

Can finally get some decent mexican food in CT

[u/FantasticBike1203 → u/MystRav3n]

Not to mention, sea point will be lake point by then

[u/gertvanjoe → u/FantasticBike1203]

does that mean ordinary people can finally afford to live there?

[u/QueerBaobab]

😂

[u/UBC145]

But hey, look on the bright side. It looks like we’ll be the closest major city to the tallest peak. That’s gotta count for something right?

[u/Overfromthestart]

Looks like Tamriel.

[u/_Binai_]

Judging by the ”accuracy” of 2h weather forecasts, I feel confident that this projection will also be spot on…

[u/DrFeelgood144 → u/_Binai_]

I agree with your comment

[u/ShipMysterious7602]

Weather in London is still going to be 'kak'....

[u/Guavaeater2023]

The sun apparently only has 10 million left so meh….

[u/Yaaauw]

Might finally be able to go to a Bad Bunny concert

[u/Atheizm]

Finally, the Cape independents get their wish and surround their a lovely inland sea in chain-link fencing.

[u/nartchie]

Eh, there'll be plenty of time to cash out.

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