 Do you invest in property? No, a property definitely not, definitely not. One of the reasons is my family was, and I have been involved in property, contractors, developers for 30 years. So I know the market. If you know the market, if you know a certain industry, certain market, you can tell a bubble where a bubble is a mile away, right? Not only are we in a bubble, it's a trap, right? It's an enslavement tactic right now by centralized power, okay? Gold threads, for sure. And by the way, I'm only referring to investment property, people who are flipping houses and all this chat. Some people have like three, four, 10 properties on the go at the same time they're leveraged through the tilt, right? They're counting on rent being paid and commercial real estate, this, this, this. I'm not talking about someone buying a home for their family, minimal debt, if you can do it, do not go into that huge debt into this, do not over leverage right now, do not do it, do not do it, and by the way, this is not financial advice, right? But if you're buying property at a reasonable price and you understand that you're buying in a bubble and you can afford to hit the economic hit that is coming and has already arrived for many people, just the beginning by the way. And this is you making your family, yourself anti-fragile, bought on a good vicinity that you're not going to be at the whim of a tyrants with their dictates and all. There's so many things, assumptions here, then that is okay to do, right? That is okay to do. So there's a distinction here regarding property.