George Kamel

I could bring it down.

Yeah.

I could bring it down to four or five grand easily.

Because our actual expenses we have to cover are insurance for the home, taxes for the home, all the other insurances, auto, term life, all of that, and then food, which we could really just shop at Aldi and meal prep and do all that kind of stuff if we had to.

And the kids have plenty of crap.

They don't need any more of it.

And so I feel very confident that if there was a situation like that, I could trim way down.

But if you look at the average home in Williamson County, which is the county we're in, it's a million dollars now.

It's the average price, which is crazy in Williamson County.

And so I assume Vegas is similar.

I would say it's similar.

And depending on the area, you could probably find cheaper.

Like if you went to the most expensive area of Vegas, it'd probably be more like that of average home, at least a million.

If they retired in 2026?

Yeah.

Let's say they're 40 years old.

Oh, they want to retire early?

Yeah.

Okay.

That's a pretty wild.