Is there going to be a recession coming? There's always a recession coming. That's the nature

of capitalism. They call it contraction and expansion. It's the natural, natural flow.

How does the economy affect real estate? Well, here's, okay, that's a good question. Let me talk

about this for a second. Let me show you something about real estate. That's cool.

And people don't understand this correctly. So real capital markets, meaning markets in

specifically capitalistic countries, okay? They always go like this. So don't be an idiot and

freak out because is there going to be a recession coming? There's always a recession coming.

I mean, that's the nature of capitalism. They call it contraction and expansion. It's the natural,

natural flow. It's just like this. Your body will never stay the same body fat. Even pro bodybuilders,

people in great shape, they go into flux. They're skinny and then they gain more weight and so on.

That's the same as the market because it's the natural. There's a, what is the one of the

Newton laws of physics? For every action, there's an opposite and equal reaction. So the process of

getting yourself super skinny and super lean and super cut makes you hungry. So once you do your

I train with Mr. Universe, the guy who won Mr. Universe last year, Danny Hester won Mr. Universe

Classic. You know, he right now is super lean because he was just competing. He got down to like

5% body fat with muscle, which is really hard to do. But now he's like, dude, I mean pizzas

because the process of getting to 5% created its opposite reaction, which you become very hungry.

So it's the same way with the US economy. You had 2000, let's say the year 2000, the market was up

here. Okay, that's when the internet bubble came and then it crashed and it went down and then

it started to go up again around let's say 2004. And then it around 2008, it crashed, boom. And it

went down to about 2012 and it came back up around 2012. And now it's 2016, 17ish, right?

So notice, what are these having common? One of these having common. Roughly every four,

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