Ryan Alford

But what is the true impact of that, both socially, economically, et cetera, right?

But what is the true impact of that, both socially, economically, et cetera, right?

But what is the true impact of that, both socially, economically, et cetera, right?

And so we'll see how that goes. I was communicating if Greenville as an, as sort of a proxy for other cities, this size, uh, you know, I'd throw in like little towns in Arkansas that are kind of seeing their heyday from some social media and some of the shows that have been on. Bentonville and places like that. I mean, Austin is a different place altogether and larger tech scene.

And so we'll see how that goes. I was communicating if Greenville as an, as sort of a proxy for other cities, this size, uh, you know, I'd throw in like little towns in Arkansas that are kind of seeing their heyday from some social media and some of the shows that have been on. Bentonville and places like that. I mean, Austin is a different place altogether and larger tech scene.

And so we'll see how that goes. I was communicating if Greenville as an, as sort of a proxy for other cities, this size, uh, you know, I'd throw in like little towns in Arkansas that are kind of seeing their heyday from some social media and some of the shows that have been on. Bentonville and places like that. I mean, Austin is a different place altogether and larger tech scene.

But how all this, the interest rates in the real estate market, and I continue to beat this drum, just it drives money in the market when you've got good amount of real estate turning and refinancing and all that stuff. And so that's what we need these inflation numbers to go down. And that's where I choose to believe. And I've been, Chris and I both been pretty transparent, you know, like,

But how all this, the interest rates in the real estate market, and I continue to beat this drum, just it drives money in the market when you've got good amount of real estate turning and refinancing and all that stuff. And so that's what we need these inflation numbers to go down. And that's where I choose to believe. And I've been, Chris and I both been pretty transparent, you know, like,

But how all this, the interest rates in the real estate market, and I continue to beat this drum, just it drives money in the market when you've got good amount of real estate turning and refinancing and all that stuff. And so that's what we need these inflation numbers to go down. And that's where I choose to believe. And I've been, Chris and I both been pretty transparent, you know, like,

I claim myself to be an independent. I think you do as well, Chris, for the most part. We don't necessarily wear a color on our sleeves, but we voted a certain direction. And I choose to believe that there's a game of chess being played and a game of checkers being played. And I think there's some chess going on overall that I think is going to net out where we like it.

I claim myself to be an independent. I think you do as well, Chris, for the most part. We don't necessarily wear a color on our sleeves, but we voted a certain direction. And I choose to believe that there's a game of chess being played and a game of checkers being played. And I think there's some chess going on overall that I think is going to net out where we like it.

I claim myself to be an independent. I think you do as well, Chris, for the most part. We don't necessarily wear a color on our sleeves, but we voted a certain direction. And I choose to believe that there's a game of chess being played and a game of checkers being played. And I think there's some chess going on overall that I think is going to net out where we like it.

but it's going to continue to be a little rocky. And I said this on a post that you'll see later today where it's uncomfortable to get the change that you need. It's not always comfortable. And we've been conditioned to be very comfortable. And, you know, COVID in a strange way, and, you know, part –

but it's going to continue to be a little rocky. And I said this on a post that you'll see later today where it's uncomfortable to get the change that you need. It's not always comfortable. And we've been conditioned to be very comfortable. And, you know, COVID in a strange way, and, you know, part –

but it's going to continue to be a little rocky. And I said this on a post that you'll see later today where it's uncomfortable to get the change that you need. It's not always comfortable. And we've been conditioned to be very comfortable. And, you know, COVID in a strange way, and, you know, part –

putting aside the major impact medically, I'm not saying like, but it made us comfortable, those of us that were not impacted by it directly with the money in the market, everything's good. And then we had an administration where it was just kind of like they lull you to sleep with everything's fine. But We've got to suffer a little discomfort to get to the change that's needed.

putting aside the major impact medically, I'm not saying like, but it made us comfortable, those of us that were not impacted by it directly with the money in the market, everything's good. And then we had an administration where it was just kind of like they lull you to sleep with everything's fine. But We've got to suffer a little discomfort to get to the change that's needed.

putting aside the major impact medically, I'm not saying like, but it made us comfortable, those of us that were not impacted by it directly with the money in the market, everything's good. And then we had an administration where it was just kind of like they lull you to sleep with everything's fine. But We've got to suffer a little discomfort to get to the change that's needed.

And I can't stress that enough. And I don't say that lightly because I feel some of the discomfort, you know, but I think it's necessary. Chris, what do you think?

And I can't stress that enough. And I don't say that lightly because I feel some of the discomfort, you know, but I think it's necessary. Chris, what do you think?