Tom Ellsworth

But National Gas did touch $3.95.

Yes, it did.

Thank you to the studio and everybody at the Valentine and BDC companies.

You were all so gracious yesterday.

I thank you.

She's going to blame the NBA.

The souvenir t-shirt was 50 bucks.

The trash can was free.

So she wanted a Nick souvenir.

So part of this bill that I wasn't sure about was the limit on corporate purchase because whenever you give the government a knob, they kind of turn it, and they'll always turn it the wrong way.

So I think that's a well-intended thing to say, hey –

The supply of housing is being constrained because they can buy so many houses at once.

And then when they price the rent on those houses, they're able to price the rent higher because they themselves, through the purchase of those houses, have now constricted who controls the supply.

So I agree that that hurts a little guy.

But why were they able to do it?

Where's the rest of it?

The rest of the bill has got some things I think are going in the right direction, but we really need the states to do it, such as manufacturer homes relief.

There are some standards for manufactured homes that they've changed to match the market.

And then financing on – they want the FHA to increase limits on multifamily.

Well, that's to match the market.