Houston Crosta

So we bought it for 1.2.

And then I put about 300 grand into it in the time.

I sold it in 2021.

So I lived there for four years, right?

And then the person who bought it in 2021 sold it in 2024.

So they made the craziest money, right?

Because they didn't really upgrade it.

They got it for 2 million and sold it for 3.6, right?

It really didn't do anything.

And they only owned it for three years.

I had it.

for almost five right and i put in a few hundred thousand dollars to upgrade it right so my profit on the house was like a few hundred thousand dollars you know and i needed every bit of that to go to my next house whereas they could probably pay cash for their next house you know yeah so that hyperinflation just really changed our city it's not sustainable right

Unless they find a new way for us to all make money.

I guess not.

I don't know, dude.

Because, I mean, I feel like I had a lot of restaurants, right?

When we first started the restaurant business, it was doing really well.

We had a very good margin.

It was healthy.

And now I talk to restaurant owners.