For putting zero down, that's a good return on your investment, really.

Yeah, absolutely.

Yep.

And then, you know, in the in the US, we have this this tax benefit where you can depreciate a significant portion of that property in the first year.

And if you materially participate in the property, which means you are involved in the management, you're spending 100 hours or more on the property and no one else is spending more time than you.

If you qualify it as a short-term rental, which means the average stay is seven days or less, you need to check the boxes.

But once you do that, you can depreciate it and then write that loss against your regular W-2 income.

I know you do other stuff as well, but I just wanted to get your opinion on what are some of the key markets in 2026 that you think are really good areas or markets for people looking to get into Airbnb investing?

How do you ensure that each birth experience is as safe and positive as possible for both the mother and the baby?

I start by limiting how many patients I accept, Amy.

Um, I, I know that, you know, I-- even if I try to be Superman, there's only so many hours in the day.

And so the first step to ensuring a healthy, safe birth experience for my patients is not being overburdened with too many patients.

So I, I pay close attention to how many due dates I have each month, um, how many total patients I have under my care, and so that's, that's number one.

The other thing is, like we've kind of talked about, is knowing your patients and knowing what their goals are.

For me, that's the key to a healthy and positive birth experience.

Are there any things that you think about for your IVF patients that would be different than a patient, let's say, that didn't go through IVF as far as pregnancy management?

How do you ensure that each birth experience is as safe and positive as possible for both the mother and the baby?

I start by limiting how many patients I accept, Aimee.

Um, I, I know that, you know, even if I try to be Superman, there's only so many hours in the day, and so the first step to ensuring a healthy, safe birth experience for my patients is not being overburdened with too many patients.

So I, I pay close attention to how many due dates I have each month, um, how many total patients I have under my care, and so that's, that's number one.

The other thing is knowing your patients and knowing what their goals are.

For me, that's the key to a healthy and positive birth experience and, and that can, as you know, can be vastly different.

You could have 10 pregnant women, and they all have slightly different goals for their birth experience.

Are there any things that you think about for your IVF patients that would be different than a patient, let's say, that didn't go through IVF as far as pregnancy management?

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what? I was just going to say, yeah, man, I'm happy to be here.

Thanks for having me.

Looking forward to, you know, some good sportsmanship in the competition today.

You know, I've seen some movies.

Justin Thompson, so excited that we're going to do some shows together in good old Pottstown, but what else have you got to promote?

yeah i'm gonna be bringing my music video show back to uh brooklyn if you're in that area you know you can follow me on instagram and keep up with that and the other dates um uh you follow me on instagram at justin thompson lol you can you can find me on venmo send me 10 bucks that's cool uh you can come see me uh helium in philly uh All that good stuff, man.

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