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probably going to start playing out
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more regionally. And the reason I
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say that is because while there
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was some speculation this cycle that
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does remind people of 08,
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there also is just a different macro
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backdrop than we had in 08. We
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had high inflation, we had interest rate
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hikes, and most importantly
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of all, and I'm sure that you're well aware
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of this on this channel, we
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printed trillions of dollars
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in the wake of COVID. And that
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money permanently settled in a
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lot of assets, and
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it's not going to revert back
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to pre-pandemic levels. We just have
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more money in the
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money supply now. So it's, we did
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not do that in 2005, 2006, 2007. We did
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not spend and print that
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level of money that we did this time. So
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I think a lot of areas that
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have tight inventory still are
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going to be relatively safe, particularly in terms
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of like a crash scenario, because this is
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simply a lot
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of money supply chasing limited assets. And
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if you're in a place like California,
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where they're not, I think San Francisco
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recently just permitted one unit of housing
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last month. One, if you're
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in an area like that where they are not creating
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more assets, and there's
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more capital chasing those
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assets, you're just not going to
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see prices come down. Amy,
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have you seen the viral
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clip from, there's a politician
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in Canada, Pierre Poiliev, and
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he had this amazing clip
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where he talked about how
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much money from building
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a house just goes to paying fees
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and essentially bureaucrats. It goes to the
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government side and nothing productive. It's not
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the actual people that are pounding
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the wood in and the nails in
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and actually constructing the home. It goes
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into the bureaucracy
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pool. Is it the
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same, do you know, here in the US? These
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