And the rich get richer!
A report indicates that Miami Airbnb hosts earned more than any other hosts during the FIFA World Cup.
The phrase "and the rich get richer" is mentioned in relation to this information, suggesting that existing economic disparities may be exacerbated by this trend.
Further details about the report and its findings are available from the Miami New Times, the source of this information.
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