I mean to me I could never afford what he's doing. There's no way.

This modular was 170 and then we built the foundation which I think he spent about 20.

I didn't really charge him any labor. I just charged him a little bit to cover my you know expenses fuel and whatever and so that was 20 so he's close to two and then he bought property and he I think he spent about maybe a hundred on I

approximately 17 or 18 acres so he didn't do too bad on that so he figured he's gonna

have about 400 grand into his set setup here being all done.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

So that's good for him, but like I couldn't fucking look at setting up what he's doing.

No way at hell, living here and working here.

And that's the dynamic, know I mean these people move here because it's affordable but then it just pushes our cost living up you know

Because it becomes that comes on before right you know we can't afford to move down becomes on it. It becomes out for.

Right, you know, we can't afford to move down the road because that property is, you know,

800 grand when it should be 250 or 150, you know, right? So, you know, so we live in a kind of a weird bubble here.

You wake up, you wonder what got you you're in.

Right.

So I'm very thankful to have what I have, you know.

I mean, the little place that I have here, I got two acres.

There's a little coal barn and a little house and I mean, it's 24 by 32 house.

It's only like 700 square feet. And I bought it's 24 by 32 houses, it's only like 700 square feet.

And I bought it in 2016 for 40,000.

So, and then it was super cheap.

And the house is very modest, and you know,

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