 Real estate is certainly good. Obviously, when I started out, I didn't have money to buy a property. What you can do is find the person who fucking bought that property. A lot of them are buying it as investments, say, I'll manage it for you and I'll take 20% of the profits just for management, but a lot of out-of-town people buy places and luxury places like California, like Hollywood, like Miami, and you take 20%. You should be able, on that property, it's not hard for it to rent for roughly $3,000, $2,000 to $3,000 a night, depending on if it's off-season, high-season or not. Hollywood is a good place. There'll always be people doing Airbnb, always. Guess what? Let's say you can rent on average, and people come on average with three or four people, three rooms, it's $1,500. If you rent out that house for $1,500, that's $500 a year. You take 20%, you got $100,000. From one property you don't even own, you know? Who said I can't ball?