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A recurring concept of establishing American-style favelas or shantytowns as a solution to housing is debated. The hosts suggest using fallow land in South San Francisco or near the Hollywood sign for self-regulating communities. Reference is made to Austin's Community First Village as a successful model of non-government-regulated housing for the homeless.
Two new entries in the Urban Dictionary attributed to the show are discussed: "Berkeley Hummer" and "Ummer." The "Berkeley Hummer" is defined as a person who maximizes word duration while minimizing spaces to prevent interruption, often attributed to elitist speakers. The "Ummer" definition references Dvorak's theory regarding the frequency of vocal fillers in speech.
