Why you can't afford anything
Rent. Eggs. A used Civic. The tuition tab. A first job that barely covers the parking lot. You're not crazy that it hurts.
The easy story is "capitalism failed, so make the government do more of the last ten years." This path asks a ruder question: what did those interventions do to the prices?
Anger is fair. Don't aim it at the kid who can't make rent. Aim it at the jammed signal — then notice that another program is often how you get less of the thing you want. Accountability here is restraint: stop printing, capping, and bidding. Not a sequel.
When you finish, you should be able to explain — in your own words, not a chant — why "make it free," "cap the price," and "print it" make next year worse.
Who's in the room?
Same lessons. Different emphasis. Invented people, not guest teachers.
Miles
The teacher. History plus econ, punchy but precise.
We'll do history and the price in front of you, then we'll do it again until you can say the moving part without my notes. Punchy is fine. Vague is not. If you cannot retell the case in your own words, we are not done.
These voices are invented, inspired by public communicators. Those people did not write this, they did not endorse it, and nothing here is a quote.
Your path
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Lesson 1 is the cart, then the cracked case.