And Florida, you can do it, and I said as a joke, yeah, nothing but this stuff, where

they'll live, because it's city group, we had a storage, we got a storage unit, a lot

of the corporate guys, and we turned it into a lounge, right near city group, and instead

of fucking, you know, hiding out somewhere, we would just go down to the lounge, and we had

a refrigerator and couches, and it was a nice little spot to take a break. We had a handful

of guys who had keys, and there you go. If it's climate controlled, you're good to go,

right? So people are living in these things now. I said that it's a joke. So she said

that, she said those things, and she also said that commercial real estate is going to

get wiped out. Let's go to the story. But don't worry, Bloomberg is finally on it. And

I like how Bloomberg is spending this, this is spin, this is professional spin, and Bloomberg

basically is an arm of the government and the Central Intelligence Agency. There's no

doubt about it. Remote work to wipe out 800 billion from office values. It's not the fact

that it's not the fact that people are dying, people are remained, and less people can work

these jobs because there are less people. It's blamed on remote work. Office attendance

remains 30% below pre-pandemic levels. Is that just because people want to work from home?

Of course, it's hard to work from home if somebody already had a funeral for you. Just

pointing that out. That's okay. Downward trend for occupancy and rents are set to continue.

Remote work, wiping 800 billion from the value of office buildings in major cities. Yesterday,

we talked about the mayor of Boston giving companies a tax break if they convert their

corporate headquarters into apartments. A big tax break and not just temporarily, 29-year tax

break and a 75% tax break. Oh, maybe some of the student investors out there listened to Maria

and put their money where her mouth is. It made some money. You understand?

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