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Silicon Valley coders who were making half a million a year are lifting boxes in distribution centres. Workers are being scorecarded on how well they teach AI to do their own jobs, and they know exactly what they're training it for. In this episode: why you don't own your job, they're renting you and can end it any time, and the one asset class no algorithm can automate. The wave already moving through coding, HR, accounting, bookkeeping and legal. Why land is the limited resource that survives every AI scenario, and where the tech money itself goes when it cashes out. Then the part nobody's pricing in: AI could drive an $80,000 mobile home toward $20,000, legislation is already cutting build costs by five figures per home, and demand for affordable housing only grows from here. And if UBI ever arrives, the question that matters is how you build a net that catches redistributed dollars instead of living on them. This isn't an AI doom episode. It's the ownership answer to it. Not yet making $120K a year in cash flow or sitting on millions in equity? Come build it with us inside the Zero to 100 Elite community. https://www.zeroto100tribe.com/joinelite Chapters 0:00 $500K coders, lifting boxes 0:07 You don't own your job 0:15 AI enters the operational stack 0:49 The wave hits Silicon Valley 1:30 How do you insulate yourself? 1:56 The UBI question 2:28 Ten coders fired at once 2:50 HR, accounting, legal: who's next 3:17 Jobs cut, output up, wealth concentrating 3:58 Teaching AI to replace themselves 4:43 Nobody can predict this 5:17 They're renting you 5:36 The asset that's finite 6:20 The divide is accelerating 6:55 "Go study code" 7:50 The $80K home that could cost $20K 8:58 The legislation tailwind 9:29 More people, finite housing 10:24 The UBI net 11:29 "Maybe you'll laugh at me"