Vincent Oshana

You know, now they're probably trying to make it like some Section 8 type of situation.

So, yeah, I think the lever here for him is to cut off that 33 percent of their money that comes from the federal budget because it's a disaster state.

5% shift in California popularity or approval.

You think so?

Yeah, that's it, though.

I think so many people are so blindly against him that it wouldn't move the needle that much.

But I think more California people like him than we know of.

I think their voting is very... Brad, what do you think would happen?

Yeah, so things are a little bit different in the Northeast.

I was talking to my parents about this because they live in the Northeast.

80% of all the homes are heated by oil, as I mentioned there, are in the Northeast, so very different than the rest of the country.

What's happening right now is that since it's like it's been 10 to 0 degrees there for the past month or so.

So, for example, most houses will have a 300-gallon heating tank and oil is about $3.65 a barrel or, excuse me, a gallon.

And, for example, you got to fill the thing up like once every two weeks or every three weeks.

So it's like $2,000 a month right now for my parents' home to fill the heating tank.

And, like, you really don't have a choice.

$2,000 a month?

Uh, and it's like half of that when it's, um, it's less cold, you know, it's normally like around 30 degrees there or so, but there's been a cold streak.

So, um, part of it's like, uh, aging infrastructure.

Yeah, sure.