For some reason, prices lions see during their 25th year are what they always perceive as the fair market price. Average new house: $200,000. Average new car: $15,000. Most animals don't perceive anything but the current price to be the fair market price so there are a lot of millennials cheering about bargain $500,000 houses & $140,000 cars. Lions have some kind of perception disorder.






The lion kingdom's nectar of 80's capitalism was momentarily back in stock before the next economic stimulus package.
























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