He said, yes, we're starting to get them, he said, but the problem is, nobody can afford them.
Jared Huffman: “He said, yes, we're starting to get them, he said, but the problem is, nobody can afford them.”
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Huffman shares concerns from a car salesman about the unaffordability of new vehicles.
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