Patrick Bet-David

That's right.

Yeah.

Now, one of the things you can do, there's a calculator that you can go on where you could kind of try and balance or extend Social Security.

The biggest one that we have to consider is extending the age of where you start getting benefits.

I mean, you can't shock the system.

Yeah, it's a no-brainer.

But you have to phase into that, right?

Because otherwise, we're definitely heading down a bad path here, and people just have to—

suck it up and say, okay, you know, the only way the system works is if we delay some of those benefits a little bit longer.

People are living longer.

You talked about the age of homeowners.

Yeah.

You know, some of that is just because people are living longer.

And also, there's another story, Pat, that you see median age of a first-time homebuyer.

There's some discrepancies there.

The media picked up on the 40 years old.

That's one survey.

And there's problems with that one.

It's a 120-question survey.

A lot of young people aren't going to do that.