When a robot can drywall and paint, that's when I run.

10, 15 years from now.

Real estate will be like 100 grand.

Rents are 300 bucks a month. This is risky. Like, I don't know what the future holds. I just know that we're a really good jockey. Are there any kids in the room? Like, I don't swear hardly ever, but I'm like, I'm going to fucking solve this. Get a very clear picture on where you're headed. It doesn't actually matter.

You can pivot, but you can't, like, pivot if you're not moving.

You just name, like, 20 names.

You know, this guy, this guy.

And a lot of real estate syndicators a lot of real estate indicators a lot of authors he goes none of them made it with their family intact none of them i'm in an industry that has a zero percent success rate of surviving a marriage so what are we going to do different i went home when i cried cried. All right, guys. So we got the man the methadir here, Mr. Turner. So he is taking time out to come and spend some time with you guys. So like I said before, think of some questions to be asking. I know some of you guys have already been thinking about it and stewing on it for a bit. We're just going to be able to go.

I'm just going to guide him on a few questions.

And he's just going to tell you the good, the bad, the ugly of what it takes to go from somebody that's, you know, just like everybody else up and down the street to now all of a sudden you got a billion dollars of assets under management. And I just scaling like crazy., we were just talking about freedom before acquisition, acclimation architecture.

And so I want to start the conversation with freedom because you said something as we were

right enough here that people have a misconception about what actually yield was for you.

Yeah.

So, if you've seen the movie office space, you know, like the don't take my stapler.

So like that movie had a profound impact on me in that, like, I watched that when I was

high school.

Anybody else watch it around high school age? We're all, like, the same age, right? So, like, we watched it back then. And, like, I was like, I never want that life. Like, I never want that. And I rebelled against, like, corporate jargon and corporate life.

And I just, all of that just was, like, icky.

Like, growth.

I don't want that world.

And then, like, you know, watching shows, like, against like corporate uh jargon and corporate life and i just all of that just was like

like growth i don't want that world then like you know watching shows like the office anybody

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