Could you clear up for people just real quick. What is a quote-unquote game day home?

Yeah, so this is not something that we have an official definition of or that anybody has set in stone, but like the of

or that anybody has set in stone, but like the definition of pornography, maybe it's kind of a, you know it, when you see it, type situation.

And if you've lived in any of the places where this manifests.

It's definitely something you know when you see,

but long story short, it's basically a second home

or maybe a third or fourth or fifth home

for some of these especially wealthy people that's purchased for use and occupation during the

weekends of home sporting events. This happens for a variety of sports.

I think it's most concentrated in college football

for a variety of reasons,

though there's some evidence that college basketball

and college baseball may have something to do with it as well. And the other kind of piece of this is that as part of being used primarily for these weekends of home sporting events,

especially college football games,

of which you're only gonna have,

you know, seven or eight home college football games

each year, that the vast majority of the year otherwise

it's going to be sitting vacant. It's not going to be

anybody's permanent house. It's not going to be primarily rented out,

whether to a long-term renter or to to short-term rentals like Airbnb or something like that, right?

So it's basically a property that's used primarily

for occupancy and use only during home sporting events and otherwise it's vacant.

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