Ellis Jones

Right.

Like, okay, whatever.

But I found a property for like under $20,000.

Okay.

So bought it and just kind of forgot about it.

And then that ended up, it really did blow up.

Like all the double income.

I think it's like got a big gay community now or something.

Double income, no kids.

They call them dinks.

And, uh,

Asbury Park literally was kind of a bummy little beach town on one side of the tracks, New Jersey Transit.

It's a little beach town, nothing fancy, right?

Bradley Beach and I think Ocean Grove are right there, and they're really nice, old Victorians, beautiful.

But Asbury Park wasn't so nice.

The other side of the tracks was a nightmare, dude.

It went through race riots in the 70s or something that this side never recovered from.

And then now a bunch of people from the city have their apartments in the city.

And then they have a home that they own or lease down in Asbury Park.

So I ended up making out pretty good on that deal, just selling the land because it had a dilapidated house on it.