0 minute readTalk about ruining the mojo for a classic 80s tune: CNBC on Monday took a look at a growing trend of arson among troubled homeowners, either looking to get back at a lender they feel wronged them or as part of an attempt to collect insurance dollars. Take a look: Speaking of, why didn’t the segment make use of some Talking Heads as background? We’re just asking.
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