[neighing]

... and so we were encouraged to go outside and, you know, explore nature and do all of that.

So when we would watch a show, it would usually be something that my parents were also watching, and The Golden Girls was huge, a huge hit at that time.

Really good, solid comedy.

And so we would watch that, and we just started to really laugh along, and we loved it, and eventually it became part of our regular routine.

Um, for the comic, I was a comic kid.

I loved reading comic books.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's, uh, it's hard to see your loved ones in pain, and, uh, everybody's experiencing it.

How does it work?

RSG is simply just no wood.

You're building a structure that's reinforced steel with a polystyrene core, and it's concrete on the surface, both the inside and the outside.

The entire structure, roof, walls, floors, everything is tied together, so it's hyper-efficient, incredibly strong, and fireproof from both the inside and the outside.

I mean, there's a lot of things going on.

You have your 1031 opportunities.

Like, you can get out o- of, uh, or you can move from one property to another without having to pay the tax.

The one thing you, you see that they, if institutional investors that own multiple single family dwellings are now being, uh, penalized because they're, they're saying you can't sell or you can't own multiple.

Well, I have a portfolio of 250 plus houses out in North Carolina, so now I can't just go and sell that because it's one person owning that many.

That's not a solution because institutional, um, ownership of single family dwellings is, I think it's around 5% or, or less than 5% of the market.

So when the government's trying to say, "We're doing something for the people," and then they're f- they're focusing on that, that's not really gonna make a difference.

Does, does, you know, the, the rental properties, like a VRBO or Airbnb, does that have an impact particularly on cities?