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But younger people roll up their sleeves and do it themselves.

Oh, that's interesting.

Yeah.

Why do you think that is?

I think because they're seeing that they have permission to do that.

Because when I started with my house, I've been in my home 30 years, I went out and bought a book to try to learn all the things about my house.

Now, you just Google it or you go on YouTube.

Like the other day, I was having problems with my toilet.

So I just went online and figured out what the problem was and fixed it myself.

Young people are more apt to

to ask those questions and go to social media to try to figure out how to fix something themselves.

And then if they paint themselves in a corner and they can't get it fixed, then they can call in 911 and get somebody to come over there and help them out with it.

My experience has been with the younger people.

They ask more questions.

They're more inquisitive.

And now these are the homebuyers that I work with that are buying these little cabbage patch houses.

And I think some of that's economics.

It's expensive to hire somebody to come in.

And if you're barely getting into a house, you want to learn how to take care of that house for one thing.

And that's I'm real big on education.