overdoses are going to go through the roof.

I mean, I think nationally we're like 135 a day now.

I think you're going to see those numbers just skyrocketing.

And it's unfortunate because when the foreclosure and the rent bills and all the other things come to fruition in September,

September, October, and August, late August, you're going to see a different feeling.

I think more despair than anything else.

I could be wrong, but I think that the evidence points to that.

I can't see how you are going to be wrong, because I think that the evidence points to that.

I can't see how you are going to be wrong, because if we are having pressure put on, you know, governors or what have you to start more lockdown now, and we're in June,

by the fall, we don't know where we're going to be. We don't know how good these businesses are going to hold up because a lot of people

like myself, like you, we're not going to frequent places that put rules on us.

We're just not going to give you our money.

So I don't know how they're going to hold up.

The housing market, you're absolutely right.

I was out to dinner with my ex real estate partner since I've gotten out of the industry.

And he's already said that the appraisals are starting to not come in to where they were months ago before Corona started.

Our area was doing very good. But now the, you know, things are selling, but the appraisals

suddenly are not needing list price.

So yes, by fall, like you said, we're going to start to see the foreclosures, which

means the people, we're going to see what we saw a decade ago.

The credit ratings are going to suffer.

These people have nowhere to go because let's not forget, even landlords run credit

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