Okay, Rachel, grab your phone.

I'm about to send you a text message.

Ooh.

I wanted to send you this because I have this really weird habit that until recently I thought was just a thing that I do and the people in my life do,

when I'm like going to different places and different cities even

if I see a for sale sign on a house I will Google the address of this house and I will look it up

and this is a house I go to do physical therapy and I drive by this very opulent house.

It is five bedrooms, six baths, over 6,000 square feet.

Also relevant information, we've got a two-car garage. This is a newly constructed home located in a, quote, tranquil neighborhood.

In Washington, D.C., where things can be very expensive. So, dear listener, this house is way beyond my means and many, many others.

It's $3.995 million.

Yeah, that's a $4 million home right there.

Rachel Curzius writes about homes for the post.

And lately, she's been reporting on a website a lot of people, me included, are obsessed with right now.

Zillow.

So I sent her a link to a listing that I've been keeping an eye on for months.

What I love about this listing is if you look at the very second option under the photo, what is it?

It's a video tour.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, and these are so common.

I can't tell you how many of these video tours I have watched in my spare moments.

Yeah.

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