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they'll have to vomit on themselves
and there's some sort
of cleansing process that occurs.
The vultures
aren't actually killing,
they're the ones
doing the clean-up.
Which bank you want?
Bank of America?
What we do is we tap into data...
and boom, voila.
Here we got 3,400 foreclosing
by Bank of America.
Gotta love it.
As we collect data,
it's giving us
the insight into the battlefield,
almost like a drone that flies
over the battleground in Afghanistan
or in Pakistan or in lraq.
The current asking price is 355.
Again, it was purchased for 840.
A little bit of a discount.
You're gonna have two...
Our people are using
that data to be able to go in
and try to steal properties,
legally and ethically,
but take them at the bare-bone
bottom price.
lt's all about taking right now.
Look at the-- look at the roof--
completely gone and missing.
We haven't had a hurricane
in five years.
( laughing )
Welcome to the housing crash,
Miami style.
So this-- this is what capitalism is
and this is why the information
is so critical.
We go in there,
we alert them to it,
and if they like it, you know--
- Look at the window.
- Look at that.
Looks like the house
next door was on fire.
This is straight up capitalism.
- Fire damage.
- l wonder if somebody was living there...
zalewski:
Everybody's gotthis desire to go in there
and take advantage
of others' misfortunes.
Somebody asked me,
''What's the difference between
you and a real vulture?''
l said, ''lt's very simple.
l don't vomit on myself.''
Our topic today:
What is capitalism?
Capitalism?
Hasn't it given us the highest
standard of living in the world?
We're free to try to make a profit,
to just get by, or to fail.
That's what capitalism is:
a system of free enterprise.
Now tell us what
''free enterprise'' means.
Moore:
l went to seea playwright
and sometimes actor.
lnconceivable!
Moore:
But Wally also studiedhistory and politics
and even a little
elementary economics.
Free enterprise
is a form of words
that is intended
to conjure up in your mind
a little town with different shops.
And the guy who runs
the best shop
has the most customers.
Narrator:
There is the basisof the capitalistic system:
the profit motive.
He's in business to make money.
Shawn:
The originaltheory of capitalism
is that it's a very clever way
of society voting on what goods
it wants made.
What do you use this for?
That's-- l could use that
for practically everything l ever do.
You know, society votes.
They like the way this guy
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