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It's time to get energized.

We actually almost didn't even bother looking at the place because the pictures did not do it justice.

But we're like, you know what? Just for the sake of doing our due diligence, let's go see this house.

That's Melissa Martin and that house was in a little town in Louisiana just a few weeks ago.

And then we got in here. It was something, something about the place kind of hit us in the face of like, like, oh wait.

Oh wait, this feels like, uh, there, there was a vibe.

Melissa grew up in Seattle. Her wife was raised in Louisiana and the two of them are part of a growing number of Americans buying homes right now.

Right now in the middle of a pandemic. Talk to realtors, housing experts or anybody with a house in the suburbs getting postcards under the door saying,

list your house now. You will find a buyer. They see this story playing out.

But it's only one story because something else is happening in the housing market at this exact same time.

A story of people for whom buying a house feels further out of reach than ever. And it was already hard.

Welcome to skim this. This week will explain why you might be getting mixed signals from the housing market.

Then Mulan and Tenet. This summer's big Hollywood blockbusters drop this week, but it sure doesn't feel like summer movie season.

Also, it's September, not 4th of July weekend.

Oh, and if you're thinking this show sounds a bit different today, you're right.

Our host is on vacation and we'll be back next week.

All right, first up, we've got some context on two big developing stories.

The first has to do with a new term getting thrown around this week, domestic terror.

That term came up during a presidential visit to Knozha, Wisconsin.

That's the town where Jacob Blake was shot by police late last month.

And where a vigilante gunman shot and killed two protesters and injured a third last week.

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