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And the C-Here-Now festival was in Asbury Park this weekend.

It was a two-day festival.

And the tickets were like $300.

Yep.

It was packed with young people.

Not boomers who've taken all your money, like people complain about 20-year-olds. 20-year-olds, 25-year-olds. I mean, there were some older people as well. Sure. But I'm telling you, it was tons of young folks going to $300 concert. I would love to talk to these young folks. I'm assuming they were of age.

I would think they were probably doing it.

How many of them would you say, let's say, between the ages of 21 and 30?

What percentage of that age group do you think are still living home?

90% of them.

Yeah.

It's funny.

The one conversation I keep having with my friends are how are our kids going to be able to afford housing when you look at the prices today, rent, buying a house? I don't know. I have no idea. My guess is they all live at home. They've got money and they spend it. Or they're just charging. Yeah, that's probably true. You're probably right. they're probably living at home and they're like, if I have to live at home, I'm going to go out and do stuff so I don't have to be at home. That's true. You do not want to be home. Right. Plus, I used to like to do things when I was younger. So I would have been going to concerts and everything as well. Of course. Big concert goer you are. Oh, it was huge. Yeah, I know. I never thought two seconds about what's the parking going to be like. How long is it going to take to get in and out of there? It never crossed my mind. Yeah. I don't know why I'm obsessed with it as an adult. As this area gets more and more congested, and it's really become noticeable. I mean, it's always been congested.

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