Dan Pena

My pleasure.

But you come over now, according to CBS News, YouGov, this isn't falling into the water.

This isn't going under sneeze.

This is going into a deep, dark, black hole.

Dan, how do you address this?

Well, I don't like to disagree on the first topic, but my kid, when he got out of undergraduate school, my daughter took seven months to find a job, and our son took nine months to find a job.

And they both found jobs, and it was a recessionary time in both cases by making hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of phone calls, hundreds and hundreds of letters out, going on dozens and dozens and dozens of interviews.

And the kids today, because I have a fairly large consortium, almost 40 companies, and the kids go to one interview and they don't even call back to find out how they did.

So the elitists of that generation, in my opinion, are lazy.

I mean, we don't have an affordability problem, in my opinion.

All I know is when I bought my first house and my dad bought his first house that we couldn't afford, he went out and worked overtime.

He got another job.

The kids don't want to have another job.

They expect right out of school to make all kinds of crazy money, six-figure money, and they have no experience whatsoever.

So the affordability to me is a matter of choice.

They're not looking hard enough and not working hard enough to get a job.

Well, we sent the wrong message.

OK, I believe that the Democrats and I don't believe that they do much right.

But this particular case, they're doing the messaging better than we are.

And so we have to up our game in messaging.