Thea believes in an idealistic communist utopia where all housing is state-owned, making it affordable, with rent functioning like a tax for maintenance and accessibility.
Richard argues that the housing crisis originates from Margaret Thatcher's social housing sales, and believes home ownership is necessary even if it complicates housing equity.
Thea acknowledges the impracticality of her ideal, yet advocates against profit-driven housing, suggesting limits on property ownership and policies to prevent vacancies.
The dining experience, including shared vegetarian dishes and wine, reflects their mutual respect, despite differing views on housing and economic ideals.
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