Ryan Serhant

But everybody I know has a house.

They might just not have the house or the bed or the room or the block or the street or the town or the city or the country that they want to be in, right?

Is there an affordability crisis?

Yep, yep, possibly.

It's really, really difficult to prove.

Pricing is absolutely higher than it used to be and it will always be so, right?

Sure, but also, there's never been a better time on earth to make money in multiple streams.

You have to remember, our parents, I don't know, I can't see, everyone here is the same because I can't see you, but our parents had an American dream of one job, 2.2 kids, a pension.

And that went out the window a long, long, long time ago.

Now, no one is at fault for having one job, a side hustle, a flipping thing you do on, et cetera.

You're betting anything on Kalshi and you're making four different types of dollars and that's okay.

Creators are a multi, multi, multi-billion dollar economy now and no one gives a shit.

It's totally fine.

And I think that, and it's probably weird to say this, but like,

If you don't like your job and you're not making enough money, quit.

And go get another one.

Or work for yourself.

Or set up an LLC and sell something.

And make yourself uncomfortable because that is a meme because that is where the magic happens.

How did you calculate that?