In Los Angeles County—where home prices are higher than ever before and the homeless number just shy of sixty thousand—Uber co-founder and undeserving billionaire Garrett Camp has purchased a quaint seven-bedroom, 12,119-square-foot home for a mere $71 million, a downright bargain in comparison to this month’s record-breaking sale of the Holmby Hills mansion—with its 123 rooms, bowling alley, and nightclub—for $121 million.
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And the rich wonder why we want to tax their obsession with money. I’d really like to see the American Psychiatric Association list “money hoarding” amongst the rest of their psychiatric disorders of hoarding.