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Well, Ken, I want to get to this video that we stumbled across as you know, I like to get

riled up by watching videos on social media. You're in the rabbit hole. I know. You like to get on the

old internet. But it's for the good of the people. I got to have my finger on the pulse of what

they're watching. Well, I tell you, do you ever? And they're sending me the video. I was going,

Hey, what do you think about this? Is this why I'm going to tell you what I think? Well, Ken has

seen the video, folks. Full disclosure. I'm seeing it the same time you are. Well, let's see what

the internet is is stirring up today. It comes to real estate investing and why this is the best asset

class. This is about as simple as I can make it. During the light rehab and my flooring guy asked me

said, Jason, why are you all mental real estate? Why are you not investing in stocks and big coin?

I said, that's a great question, Mike. Do you have a 401k? I asked him. He said, yes, I have $200,000

in my 401k. I said, great job. That's better than most scenario. Number one, your dad gets sick. You

have to take him to a nursing home. They're charged at $7,000 a month to keep him there. But if you're

$200,000 in your 401k, how long can you keep him there? He thought about it for a moment, 28 and a

half months. That's not a long time for being in a nursing home. Scenario number two, your dad

gets sick. You still got to take him to the nursing home and there's still charge in $7,000 a month.

But instead of having $200,000 in a 401k account, you took that 200 grand, about 10 cash flowing assets

that produce $10,000 a month. How long can you keep him there? He thought about it and said,

forever. And that's the power of real estate. All right. So that was a fast-moving, hard-charging

real estate guru right there, Ken. Yeah. And this is the problem with the tick-tock

world we're in. YouTube. I love it. We're on all the things, okay? But it's like, if I'm going to

take something and that complex, that serious, and I'm going to reduce it to a bunch of jump cuts

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