 you can value assets in three different ways. Number one, which is present value of a future stream of cash flow. So you take all the money you think this company's going to make, you discount it back at a discount rate to today, and that's your price of your stock or your market cap or piece of real estate. Second way is substitution or replacement value. Okay, what's the value of that house? Well, if I could buy the lot next to it and build it for a million, I'm not going to pay eight million for this one. If I could build it, yeah, it'll take me a few years. You can kind of triangulate prices through substitution value. Then the third way is the greater sucker theory, which is like, I'm going to buy home. Yeah, I'm an idiot, but somebody will be more stupid than me in a week. And that works until it does it.