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to use. Is that what your mom said? Yeah, it's like just say that you're only 50,000 a year in taxes. You just spend that on a house, whatever that gets you. You know, that gets you a house, and you think you can deliver it and you know, you rent it out by one of those every year. And if you truly rent it out, then it's a tax for about 10,000 a year. So you hear them, you know, it's like you have a house, you put them in there, and you know, make good money and do that a thousand times and make $300 off each property, something small, and there's $30,000 a month. If we don't do that, then because we'll never, you're rich when to work. That's where it's almost like you have no choice but to do that or, you know, $300,000 a year. Yeah, I ordered that marmoset monkey just to see if it's really going to come. Yeah, I'll show you the receipt. I just figure if you get one of the proper things, like it's the actual cage that it goes in and everything like it is, and this is a small *******, they're not, it's someone else thought, Oh God, maybe it's a spider monkey or those are too dangerous. It's like, this is, huh? It's all *******, Oh my, those ******* things somehow went up in price. Well, you know, in caps are kind of independent. They don't really care about you and everything. I got you here. This is what this feels right. Who does that? You mean that's who she's a real person. My boyfriend saw God, ******* 14 people. Okay. Sure. With 14 dogs, you might have to have a special permit and say, Jesus Christ. Yeah. Cause that's expensive. See, and that's ******* sad. Then you have, you know, poor motherfuckers. They shouldn't even have one dog motherfuckers over there with 14 of them. Can't afford to have ******* any of them. That that's sick. That's the part where that sucks. It's like, dude, you don't go ******* get on dog welfare, dog food welfare. If you have 14 ******* dogs, it's like, it sounds like you can't afford one dog. It's like, what are you on? I'm ******* veterinary welfare too. It's like, Jesus Christ. It's like what I don't like is when someone has like a pit bull or something and they kennel them up or it's like, you're a, you work all day. So you put them in a kennel. It's like, I don't get why you have one. Then or a big old dog and no yard. It's like that down Alaskan Husky and ******* Albuquerque, New Mexico. That's ******* nuts. It's selfish is what it is. And one of the ******* dogs is living in straight hell. I knew a girl that literally, she would like put in people away and like, and then she had a corporate job. So sometimes she went out of town and, but it would be like, Jesus Christ. It's like, well, I mean, and she wouldn't like leave the dog to where it was starving or whatever. I think she'd get a sitter at that point, but it was like just the fact that, uh, damn, you're, you're gone from ******* like six in the morning, seven 30 or whatever, to like five at night or, you know, five 30 or, and it's like, and the dog just sits in that little ******* tiny spot, like that just can't be healthy for, you know, it's exercise or what it is, you will see a lot of porn motherfuckers, not her friends, but like, and then they have all kinds of animals and it's like, **** dude, you can barely afford to me. You shouldn't have any dogs or animals. I had, I had someone tell me, they're like, it's so expensive. It's like $200 a month in dog food. And you know, we can't pay our bills. It's like, dude, you got to get rid of those dogs. You're still making decisions as a kid. I decided against it because I was like, you know, I just keep hearing there's so many health issues and I was like, I don't need to incur any more bills. That's just what I keep hearing because, you know, we looked even remember that veterinarian was like, oh, don't get one of those. They have health issues and he's a veterinarian. So he sees like those dogs all the time. He was like, dude, we're very expensive and ******* to upkeep those. Dude, go outside because I don't want you on my video or in the back or whatever it is. So how's the, how's the market now? Better? Uh, it's about the same. It's about the same. That's good. I mean, uh, ours seems stronger than the other ones, but we never had that total crush that, you know, we didn't, yeah, the average, uh, escaped the scene. Overall, average home prices. Comparable to, uh, nationwide for that kind of market. Comparable is still better because we're here. Hasn't really gone down in the market. Are there houses on the market or not? There are a lot of buyers, but I think that is interest rates is where it's good to sell their house. Yeah. The buyer, most of these people are in like, you know, three, 4% interest rate, so they don't want to give that up. I mean, if you've got enough to the house, you can probably buy down the interest rate. Yeah. But I see what you're saying. You're going to, they're going to come out even because it's like, okay, you sell your house for a little bit more. The interest rates a little bit higher. It's going to even itself out. It might take a little bit of a, yeah. I knew a neighbor that lives next to me that they put their house, uh, they got greedy and everything, and they should have sold at that time of that around when I was looking even a month before that it's like, if you would have sold them, you would have made very good money. It's like they waited and waited and waited. And then when they put it on the market, they put it on for way too high. And yeah, they, uh, the house, the house didn't sell. So, you know, they must've been looking for a real high price for the house. I just listed it for that particular house. I mean, even then I thought it was overpriced or whatever. Wait, which one? Uh, someone, uh, uh, over at Mariposa. Um, no, this one is close there, but I think it's off. Northern or Southern? Uh, it's just, uh, it's kind of in the middle. And so what was the rundown on that house? How much was it? Uh, I put it on the market for 429. Oh, nice. And I got off of the 442. And so what was it? Four bedroom, 2,500 square feet. Uh, it's 2,900 square feet. 29? Yeah. That's including a lot. Oh, wow. Wow. But that was the most expensive house in that area. I mean, the Capitoline has some expensive houses. Yeah. Or don't they? Or not anymore? No, they still do. Like they're, you know, around 500,000, I guess. Yeah. But this is in our neighborhood. He lives on a roof and there's not very many houses for sale. If I were to ever live in Rio Rancho, like have to be in Rio Rancho, I would immediately, 100%, because even back during that height of the pricing, I saw the prices of those houses and they weren't ---- and where I'm talking about is Loma, Colorado, only because the house is like so nice over there. And it's like, you know, they have that park. It's like, I would, you know, like if I lived in Rio Rancho, I'd buy one of those, I'd buy a house over there immediately. Yeah. And I would, yeah. Oh really? Oh yeah. I like those houses. And especially over there, those ones in Rio Rancho, Loma Continent. And I lived on there and I saw one dude and it was only 400 and something thousand when I was looking at those $900,000 houses and I, and I saw that one was for something and dude had a full in the backyard and he's ******* set up the beat and everything. Yeah. I was like, damn, I don't think those prices are good anymore. But I'm just saying it was, uh, it was like four or something. It was under five. Big old 32 square foot house. Cause I knew someone who lived there when they first opened and some of those houses were nice. Also like Congress Heights right over there on the west side. Yeah. But it has to be on the, going up the hill, it has to be on the right side of the road to even want to be there. Cause that means it has the view if it's on the other side, I don't **** that neighborhood, but it's like, if it has that view and it's cause I lived in a real small, it looked like a shitty ass house and you walked in it and the windows were humongous and you can see Dillard's right there and I'm saying if there's ever, I saw that house 42 and I'm Brian, I shouldn't even mention that, but I'm saying I saw that house. I talked to the person who owns it now and it's like, they're not, they're not wanting to sell it at all. They say they will do to me because I would buy that house anytime if I found out that I was in the market, I'd buy it the same day and I'll go for it one more time just to make sure. What do you think? Say, all right, cool.