Patrick Bet-David

I did a video on this about the whole no property tax, homestead, non-homestead.

The way I would probably do it, I would do it to incentivize.

It's almost like how you would accompany five years.

They'll say, hey, we'll give you equity and we'll give you LTIP if you reach a certain level and then this is when the benefits will start.

I would consider doing that

For the people that need it, not the guys that are living in 10-plus-million-dollar homes, I would probably not give them that and maybe even give it to people that have been here five-plus years or 10-plus years.

Something to be aligned with your argument, right?

To be a true Floridian, fourth generation, because you're a true Floridian.

You've been here four generations.

So when somebody says...

You know, I've been here for that long.

You know the state better.

This is your culture.

This is where you grew up.

If it was a 10-year-plus somebody that's homestead, would make sense.

If it's below a certain number, that would make sense.

Of course, when you announce something like that, that's just going to make more people want to come here.

So if you say no taxes on homes, $50,000, say I'm paying whatever in New York, I'm like, oh, here you go, James.

Here's $50,000.

I'll move tomorrow.