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The Subscription Trap: How Canada Became a Nation of Renters

You don't own your music. You don't own your car. You don't own your home. In Canada, we have moved from an economy of "Owners" to an economy of "Renters." From the housing market to the heated seats in your car, corporations have figured out that "Recurring Revenue" is more profitable than selling products. Combined with Canada's telecom and banking oligopolies, this has created a "Fee Economy" where your income is drained by thousands of tiny cuts before you even wake up. In this video, Hoch audits the "Subscription Trap." We look at the "Oligopoly Tax," the "Right to Repair," and why the Canadian economy is designed to extract rent rather than create wealth. In this video, we cover: The Heated Seat: Why BMW wants to charge you for warmth. The Oligopoly Tax: Why Canadian phone plans are the highest in the world. The Housing Subscription: How mortgages became 40-year rental contracts. The Psychology of the Bleed: Why $12.99 kills your retirement. The Verdict: How to stop being a tenant in your own life. ⚖️ DISCLAIMER: For entertainment and documentary purposes only. This content is speculative opinion, not financial advice. Investing involves risk. Always do your own research and consult a professional.