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All right, today's question comes from Greg in New York.

He said, how is it considered ethical for people to own so many houses?

I'm just wondering how, as a Christian, this isn't seen as greed. Don't you know that buying up all

these homes is what's causing the housing shortage? You know what? Well, actually, Greg,

let's just start with not the spiritual part, but your economic understanding, that's not what's

causing the housing shortage. Investors buying up houses is not

causing the housing shortage, okay? Period. So you're just wrong. Now, that is it, can we,

can we stay on that for just a second? Because that is a thing going around that these massive

hedge funds or black stuff, like all these, they're coming in and buying up. But they don't have a soul. That's what, okay.

So, hedge funds don't have a soul.

Yes.

So, so, because an individual investor, right, for the average person out there who has maybe two or three rental homes, right?

They're on babysubs.

They're not causing it.

They're not causing the house.

But Blackstone, yeah, those guys are buying up houses.

So that's true. And is that affecting the housing market at all?

Because that is...

It probably is to some extent, but not as much as TikTok says it is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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