Jason Calacanis

I own one house.

I don't like this whole multiple houses, you flitter-flattering everywhere.

I don't like this whole multiple houses, you flitter-flattering everywhere.

It ruined London.

It ruined London.

I go to a hotel.

I go to a hotel.

I think it's good for hotels, but if you look at London, it's probably the best example where there was a lot of people who used London as a place to store assets.

I think it's good for hotels, but if you look at London, it's probably the best example where there was a lot of people who used London as a place to store assets.

Real estate became the primary way in which they would do that.

Real estate became the primary way in which they would do that.

It hollowed out parts of London where it's not as if it was unlivable.

It hollowed out parts of London where it's not as if it was unlivable.

It's just that it was unlived.

It's just that it was unlived.

Nobody was there.

Nobody was there.

You drive around Chelsea, you drive around certain parts of London, and it was like a ghost town on like a Thursday night or a Friday night.

You drive around Chelsea, you drive around certain parts of London, and it was like a ghost town on like a Thursday night or a Friday night.

But that's been good, right, for Austin, you guys would say?