Vincent Oshana

A lot of people made money in real estate when the government was incentivizing people to build houses during the World War II time period.

A lot of people made money when defense contractors were going crazy during World War II.

But right now,

Data centers are the money's being poured into that the way it was during like the World War Two or like the dot com bubble.

So like think of all the inputs, like the small little things that you could attach yourself to that go into building a data center.

There's like probably a couple thousand different inputs, just like the simplest things that go into a data center, like the the wiring, you know, the HVAC, the raised up floors, the.

every little piece of the infrastructure, you could attach yourself to that.

And I was looking last night, it said that vendors that involve themselves in that, even if it's something like putting out SOPs for data centers, they could have a 10 to 14 times multiple just for having that system in place where they could set up a certain aspect of a data center.

So I think that's where people's minds should be, like where the money's flowing rather than the scarcity mindset of, oh my God, all the jobs are going to be gone.

Like the cycles happened over and over again where half the jobs get wiped out by new technology and then a bunch of new jobs that we never thought of appear.

Yeah, sure.

You could say with the circumstances we're in, it's strategic if you match up with a family member and buy and rent out to somebody.

Yeah, sure.

We live within the conditions that we have.

But this is the absolute downfall of society.

I mean, this is the first time in probably 100 years that we have a worse standard of living.

than our generation before us.

Like we didn't hear our parents or grandparents talking about having to cohabitate and co-buy a house together.

Like when I'm looking on Zillow, I'll see a house that's like, I'll be like, Oh wow, it's a nice house for 400,000.

Oh, nevermind.