Ken Coleman

Yeah.

Okay.

I think moving on bait, this is very black and white to me.

So I'm sitting there looking at, if I were in your shoes, you guys got way too much house and your income is capped, right?

There's no income fix on this because of your military role.

And there is also a, let's call it 50-50 chance that you're going to move.

If you did that, we always give advice to folks in the military, don't become a long range landlord.

He can't.

There's no way to... Unless you can find a way to solve that.

I don't think that's solvable, but I'd rather take that hit and get into the... cut their expenses and get in the base housing.

I just think this house was a bad idea.

And I think I would go on base, reset...

and get your financial house in order.

You can always buy another house, but because you're in the military anyway,

I just don't know how you fix being upside down.

No, I think if they're comfortable as a couple with her committing to make that kind of money, but that's not a lifestyle choice they've chosen.

So now I look at that and I go, by the way, I 100% agree that is a viable option.

But I still think they have too much house.

If she has to do that for you all to sneak underneath where you need to be, it's too much house.

But at the same time... I'm getting thumbs up from the audience.