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from today, it's Thanksgiving, and this is sort of a Thanksgiving, this
song giving thanks. I like to give thanks every morning when I wake up,
and every night way I go to bed. There are all kinds of
ways when something good happens, Like my back feels better than it has for
almost a week, So when I get it out of bed, I say
thank you God, and that's it. Whether it gives me a little more
of the oomp pah pah or not, it certainly is a way to highlight
the solution that has been worked on a number of different angles. But I
do think that there is a mechanism in all of us that responds to gratitude.
So when you're grateful formiliar and certainly this time of year evans it's Thanksgiving,
duh. So you give thanks for or the good things in your life.
No matter what, you can always find something good. You can find
something good in every person. You can find something good in every circumstance,
you can find something good. It's just there's goodness everywhere. You just got
to have that in your head instead of the other stuff that sometimes overtakes your
thinking. Thoughts are things, So think gratitude, think being gracious, and
hope that there's an opportunity for you to have a better life, and that
things are not so good, significant change can occur, and by golly,
nine times out of ten, I'm going to tell you that things will be
better even though it seems dark sometimes when you look around it personally and universally
dark, And no it's not. It's how you look at things right,
half full, half empty, whatever. And an example of that might be
a couple of things that Joe Biden that got involved in yesterday. There is
a growing gap as a lot of people are observing between what Biden is thinking
and saying and perhaps what his advisors are suggesting, like Anthony Blincoln and what
net ya who and some of these Raeli advisors are given to suggest that he
although I'm not sure netanyah who listens too much to his advisors, he's,
you know, as much as I I'm gonna chuckle, and some people will
think I'm choking on this. There's a lot of similarity between Netanyahu and Trump,
whether you have not noticed it or you have noticed it. Netna,
who is a is a tough guy. He talks a lot and sometimes says
nothing. He has been charged with all kinds of corruption and things, and
yet here he is. He survives and he's in charge. Right, And
you might say that about Trump to a point. He may he's still surviving
and he married you very well a year from now have won the election.
I'm not there. I am with thoughts or things. Again, I'm not
I'm not wishing for that, but I think it's an interesting of course it
is, yeah, right, exactly. There's an interesting thing floating around yesterday
about marl Lago, which is Trump's place down in Florida and Palm Beach.
I went there for at nice. It's wonderful. It's a very interesting place.
The whole thing. It's so trouble out I ornateness in gold and that's
very fancy. Apparently he's gotten a notice from the bank for foreclosure. So
whether he's not paying his bills, he's notorious for not paying bills, but
is he not paying the mortgage or is that just some nasty rumor that somebody
started just to spread it around. Look there's Trump, he's cheating the bank.
Well it's hard to cheat bank people he hired to take care of this,
not handling. Ah, that could be it, Yes, it could
be it. All right. So anyway, Biden told net and Yahoo yesterday
to cool it, basically, and Netanya who said thanks for the advice,
thanks for the call of a nice day, basically. So the friction between
the two of them seems to be getting a little bit more pronounced, shall
we say. I don't know if you can really understand either of them or
the circumstances, especially in Israel, unless you've walked in their shoes. And
I'm not even speaking about walking in net Ya, Who's shoes. I'm speaking
about walking my friend Derrie Gaeller walking in his shoes. I listened to him
and he tells us stories on the air, tells me stories and phone calls
that I placed to him about what's going on there. And even though Uri
is given to embellising, he's a great storyteller. He flowers things up.
When you see in your back porch and you watch missiles fly over your house,
I'm not too eager to do that, are you. I don't think
any of us unless you were in well, I mean, we haven't had
that other than September eleventh. We really haven't had that in modern America,
and God hopes we never do. But these people, I understand their motivation,
understand what they want to do, and I don't know that they are
wrong. There's just so much public opinion, and you see, that's what
and if you have wrong information, your opinion oftentimes it gets kind of misplaced.
And that's what a lot of the protesting is about here and elsewhere.
I just don't know the real story. Well, but what we do know
there are a lot of innocent civilians that are dying. A lot of innocent
died, we're kidnapped and not being held hostage, and a lot of innocent
Palestinians continue to die and be bombarded. And it is just absolutely I think
that is one thing that we can agree on that we do know as a
fact, that innocent lots are being taken for no reason. Well, you
can argue about the order. I think there is no reason for it.
I agree with you there, but I think they can argue that their collateral
damage certainly the Palestinians don't care. The Israelis have made it clear that they
want to clear a path. There are those that, Wow, they're not
really serious about it, They're not really sincere. How do you know what's
going on in somebody's head or their heart. You can speculate. And that's
the thing that bugs me about a lot of people who are supposed a journalist.
This is what Frank said, and this is what he means. How
the heck do you know what he means unless he tells you this is what
I mean. It's all buncom and the news channels are so full of all
these people. Oh, this is what he means. This is my observation,
and this is my analysis, screerer analysis. I want to know.
I want to hear from the guy. Otherwise, what you're saying is a
complete waste of everybody's time and effort. All right, So there's that wrapped
up in a nutshell. President Biden told reporters that he and the Chinese president
had important progress to report on. They met for four or five hours yesterday
in northern California, not too far from the event that she was attending.
He didn't have to go, but it seemed like he wanted to have a
face to face encounter with the Biden for whatever the reason. Now there were
those who are not Biden supporters. He just wanted to check them out to
see how week and know, you know, she thinks of himself as a
tough guy, and you know they want to He wants to check out Biden
to see if he's you know, if he's tough enough to stand up to
us. There's all that stuff that goes on. So the conversation focused around
the intense economic competition. At least that was one of the four takeaways.
There were four things that I'm seeing in the La Time Times this morning that
supposedly were a part of the conversation. The military communication which had been disrupted,
and they put that in quotation marks because it was disrupted because the Chinese
didn't want to they didn't want it, and so we didn't have it.
Now they put it back together again. They stopped Remember when Nancy Pelosi went
over to Taiwan last year, stuck our nose into that whole thing and created
a hornet's nest. Not that it was wrong. Listen, calling attention to
what's going on in Taiwan, in my mind, is a good thing,
because the Chinese will chisel their way in there if they can't if nobody's paying
attention, and all of these sidebar things that are going on do take our
attention away from things like that, Okay, well nobody's watching, we're going
in there today, that kind of stuff. So anyway, that was the
end of the military and military communication, and now they put it back together.
Biden said when he was talking to she that that's how quote unquote accidents
happen, not being able to communicate. And you know what, there's a
lot to be said for that. Communication is so important. But then there's
that what's lost. There's always who are faced And I think this is itself
fraught with danger. Translations of what people say. Okay, you can say
something in English. Although she understands English, she didn't speak it, and
Biden doesn't understand a word of Chinese, and so what do you lose?
Sometimes it's critical stuff that you can lose in the translation. And so that's
why they usually have three or four translators. Yeah, yes, especially when
you think of the translators who aren't really giving a translation verbatim word for word.
They're more so summarizing a lot of what has been said during their translation,
and I feel like that can be a big cause for different miscommunication or
when you basically just have people communicating through summarizing what the other person was saying,
that just seems like it could be so dangerous. It is. You're
right about that one hundred percent. Also, they talked about the war in
Ukraine, and Joe used it as a warning to China the risks of attacking
Taiwan. You'll suffer the same fate as Russia is suffering in Ukraine. He
didn't put it in so many words, but that was the implication, which
is good tell him. I think that they both should hear what the other
is thinking. What I noticed is that she's got a new tailor. His
suit was pretty sharplying. Do you see that Biden's got on a sharp suit?
Well, Biden always wears a sharp suit, but she It kind of
looks a little crumpled and rumbled sometimes, But now he's right up there.
I wonder if the suit was made by one of those Chinese habitaturers or do
you think he got it buy from Brooks Brothers. Huh? I cannot say,
took notice of it. Ah, I look at stuff like that.
Okay, let's see here. What else? How much time we got another
takeaway? Here is ai? That was with the you know, the whole
question about what's China doing. They want to lead the world in developing AI,
and of course the US wants to lead the world and developing AI.
So how about we This didn't come in the conversation about how we worked together,
perhaps unless you can't trust the Chinese, and that's what a lot of
people say because they steal everything. So anyway, but they talked, and
that's a good thing. I was trying to find some things here the social
media world and it's embracing of AI tools. There was a list I came
acros the christ this list last night, Jay of the tools that will make
your life easier that are all part of the AI world. And so I
have, as we all do, we've run into this frustration. This becomes
part and parcel of talking about stuff on social media that has to do with
technology itself. So I found this article and I keep clicking on it,
and it keeps wanting to take me to someplace else to get a to have
something installed that a I don't want and B is in the way. But
how much of that stuff do we all go through? Every time? You
know, you want to find something you click on, well, you have
to do this in order to get to that, and you want to pull
your hair out because it is just it's annoying, all right, you know?
I bet it? Right? Is that enough of an event? I
just think that it's it gets almost overwhelming because it is it is you have.
You want to take advantage of the good stuff. Anyway. I have
some info on Kevin Hart. Here's the latest from actor, writer entrepreneur Kevin
Hart. He seems to be in line to win the twenty fifth annual Mark
Twain Prize for American Humor. And this is sort of the highest award David
Letterman has gotten to John Stewart's Gotten It, About New Art's Gotten It,
Tina Fey's Gotten It, and other people who are funny. I don't know
that I think he's funny. Do you think he's funny? I did?
I think he's yeah. I think he's very enjoyable. I more so like
his comedic acting as opposed to his stand up. I'm not too familiar with
his stand up. That interesting because I think it's all forced. It feels
like it's forced to me, like he's trying. And his movie is funny
movies. The ads he does. I love when he teams up when Kevin
Hart's Rock with Dwayne Johnson The Rock, Yeah, I think that they are
so funny, especially when they do when they share behind the scenes video on
social media from their filming and they are just so funny. Well, he's
there, obviously, and I have a lot of respect for The Rock,
so maybe I'm missing something. It's just we're all hit differently by different people,
and I've never thought he was that funny. I don't think most people
who say they're comedians are actually very funny. Yeah they try, and maybe
there are a few things, but most people today, I don't think Kevin
Hart is one of these. By the way, but a lot of the
so called comedians today rely on dirt, and I'm talking about crudeness and vulgarity
and things. Bob Newhart never used any vulgarity, Johnny Carson never used any
vulgarity. What is there about the people today who think that they need to
be vulgar in order to be funny? I think that's a legitimate question,
aren't you circumstances? Okay, well, thank you for that. Aha.
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know, the golden rule is doing to others you'd have them doing to you.
My wife, Wanda, as a senior flight attendant, She's been flying
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me notes all the time and she wants to know how it is that I
always seem to have the same attitude, And I would tell you that I
don't, but I do a good job of covering up most of the time.
What kind of what's going on when I'm thinking what I'm experiencing because I'm
not here. I'll tell your real life stories that involve me, my family,
Jay, her family, stuff that you can relate to, because many
of the things we talk about. Hopefully the reason we are successful is because
we talk about stuff that affects you. It happens to you, and that's
what authenticity is all about. I'm not trying to be somebody I'm not.
I'm you know, people are suspicious of those folks who don't seem to be
who they really are, especially on the radio, not so much on television
because there's a lot of acting involved. There's not too much in the radio
world, at least in the spoken word formats, not much acting, although
I'll take that back. When I think about guys like O'Reilly, he's was
a complete He wasn't a fraud. He was doing what he you know,
what we're all paid to do is to get an audience, and he got
an audience by being a character. He you know, it was the no
spin zone and there was nothing but spin. And I always I say that
frequently because I actually have a lot of respect, I have a lot of
admiration for all because I think he's actually you know, we were talking earlier
about who's funny, and Kevin Hart was in our focus. I find O'Reilly
to be extraordinarily amusing just to watch his mannerisms and to I didn't find Limbaugh
had a great sound of humor, and he had a great sense of timing,
and he used that and a lot of other especially when he was in
the first twenty years or so of his program, when he was funny,
actually he was really funny. Then he got to believe in his own press
and he got a little more serious and people responded to it because they responded
to him. But I see no reason to be serious all the time.
There are things that we need to talk about here that are that relate to
people that are important, and I don't want to not talk about that stuff.
But I also want to talk about people who have good intentions, people
who have attractive stories, people who have nothing wrong with them. Where do
we find? Where are those people? I want to find a whole town
full of people who have nothing wrong with them. They're bringing out with the
unicorns. There's the Union of corn right in Michigan. Won himself four hundred
grand yesterday. Oops, how do you do that? Well, he didn't
really plan to do it, nor did he actually know that he was entitled
to it. This fellow who won the four hundred grand thought it was a
joke. He what do you mean the number? My number doesn't my number
didn't show up. Aha. But apparently in Michigan there is a second Chance
jackpod drawing, and so this guy, for example, plays games online and
so his entries went into a second chance giveaway. There are certain games I
think in each of the states that you can do that in. I'm not
an expert in a lot of you play any stretch the imagination, But anyway,
this guy doesn't want anybody to know who he is. And I think
that's pretty smart. He said, he saw an email from the lottery saying
I had won four h sixteen, three hundred and twenty two dollars and a
second chance prize. I figured it was a scam, because, by the
way, there are a lot of these scams that are just exactly like this.
Just send your email and your bank account number to us and we'll send
you the money, exactly. Or click this link, yeah, exactly.
And he did the smart thing. He contacted the lottery. He called the
lottery phone number. He actually went to the source and was like, hey,
I received this email and sure enough it was legit. Yay, So
good for him. You know, I think that's it's just good and I
just I think that that's I We all wish for the same thing, don't
he. I got six lottery tickets sitting to my left over here that I
just have been. When I go to the gas station, while I'm waiting
for the tank to fill up, I go inside and I buy a couple
of tickets just for the It's a couple of bucks, big dad, no
big deal. And so anyway, it's good for him, happy that he
got a second chance. We all deserve a second chance. No matter what
the issue, what the thing, we need a second chance. There's a
think tank called the Roosevelt Institute. A lot of people don't know about it,
but yes, it was founded by the Roosevelt family and they have released
a report calling for a new approach to economic policy which would build a better
America. It's pretty progressive. It's kind of it goes back to the time
when Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt were in charge. In a manner spee and I
say that the Franklin Roosevelt was in charge kind of, but his wife was
pretty much in charge. She was the first real woman activist to be married
to a president. She lived her own life, he lived his life.
They were married in a titular sense, but they didn't live together. They
didn't sleep together, they didn't do much together. They had common interest and
that's what brought them together and that's why they got married. And then she
went off in her world and he went off in his world. But anyway,
the name Rockefeller, I mean Roosevelt is connected to them in this report,
which calls for higher taxes on the rich, higher minimum wages. Now,
remember this is back in the Roosevelt era, more regulation of Wall Street,
more sport for labor unions, more antitrust enforcement, more government investment and
economic growth, and YadA, YadA, YadA. So where has this report
been? Remember, it's just now being I've said released, I should say
revived, because it's the regurgitation of a lot of things that have happened.
You know, when when Obama was president, there were certain things that became
sort of assumed or anticipated, and Biden came in and there was an assumption
going to be just like Obama. No, he's not at all. When
Obama left office, he was popular, very popular, and his wife was
popular until yesterday when Aerie Gaeller sent a letter to Michelle and kind of called
her out for not embracing what was going on with the children in Israel.
And so that's a whole horse of a different color. What I'm interested in
in looking at this very democratic, neo liberal market. The whole thing is
is rowse of and which is when Roosevelt left, when he died, there
wasn't another president till LBJ that focused so much on social policy. And so
you know, you look back at people like Milton Friedman. Some people know
who he is who's a Nobel laureate economics professor, and his theory was close
to what the Roosevelt theory was, and he thought that would bring economic prosperity
for everybody. Well, it doesn't work that way. Taxing the rich is
the oldest ruse in the world, and all other things that kind of go
with it. There's some great things that are very practical in those ideas,
but we've now kind of fallen off the trail of economic growth. We do
have a lot of wealth inequality. I agree with that, But why is
it that way is because people don't have the opportunity. No, I reject
That's plenty of opportunity in America to do whatever you want. Still, even
though the government is a pain in the butt, you still if you want,
you got an idea, let's go with it and make a work.
So but the people on the bottom end keep getting this drivel from the New
York Times or wherever. You got. To have equality, Yeah, okay,
I want equality in the sense that I don't want to be denied because
of the color of my skin, or my religion or my sex, the
opportunity to do whatever I want to do or can do. But because I
have more money than the next guy. That that is, that's counter to
what's good and right and just no not buying that. So anyway, I'm
sort of moving into a poll that has come out. You know, liberal
Democrats who think like like Roosevelt did and like LBJ did in terms of government
policy. There are those in the Biden cabinet and who are around him that
are trying to push him in that same direction, you know, And that's
where a lot of this stuff comes from. With the climate change opportunists and
people who want to let everybody come into the country no matter where they come
from, and everybody deserves free college and all of that stuff. There is
nothing that's free, nothing zero. So as a result of some of this
stuff, you can see when there's a good poll, that is when they
profile who it is that they're actually talking to. And you see in the
latest one there's a poll in which the majority of Democrats want a new candidate.
For the first time, this is the first poll that has showed fifty
four percent of Democrats who were surveyed in a survey of about four thousand Democrats
registered Democrats who would vote in the presidential election, they want a new candidate.
They don't want Biden more. Yeah, I would have thought it would
be too interesting how that correlates though, with the rise in the popularity of
Robert F. Kennedy. Now you can say, well, you're just trying
to make an argument of Kennedy because you like him. I don't have to.
Biden's making his own argument for another candidate, or more so the people
around him. You hear me mention Susan Wright's Rice all the time because she's
one of the major forces behind the scenes in pushing her agenda, which is
more liberal than anything Roosevelt ever came up with. So the Democrats are rejecting
that, and they aren't reading the tea leaves, so let's see what happens.
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Social Media segment of our Hour, and there are a lot of things going
on here that are all over social media that are trending, including the story
about a lady who was a journalist named Laura Trevlyn who quit her job to
join the fight for reparations down in the Caribbean. So she started a new
podcast called Unpack the Past, which would go over like a lead balloon if
it were in America, but maybe down there it gets it does have.
You know, there are a lot of slaves, not only here but the
Caribbeans islands were all run by slaves, thousands of them in Grenada, in
what is now the American Virgin Islands, Saint KITT's, you know, they're
just there. It was slavery. The British brought all the slaves over.
They owned all those islands, and a lot of the stuff when going on
in the Caribbean was a direct result of the British expansion. They were the
most Whether you like it or you don't like it, I want to hear
it. The British were the most aggressive country ever in the history of the
planet. They took over more land, they had more slaves, They killed
more people than the Romans and the Dutch, than the Spanish and the French,
any of them combined. So anyway, this lady wants to try to
right the wrong of slavery. That's a sticky wicked because, as has been
said by many better than me in terms of explaining things, why should people
who never owned slaves have to give money to people who never were slaves.
But anyway, that's she wants to find all the descendants of people who were
enslaved, and she wants to somehow other get reparations for them. Well,
I think that there are some instances where there were wealthy families who lost everything
and were enslaved, and then there's that the generational poverty. Yeah, in
those instances, it completely makes sense. Yes, but yeah, this is
just fascinating because one of the conversations of why so many schools or so many
parents are telling schools not to teach this, not to teach that, because
they don't want their poor white children to feel bad that slaves were a thing
once upon a time. And you can be empathetic to something, Yeah,
you can be embathetic to something and still study history while also acknowledging like,
hey, that was wrong, but I myself didn't didn't own any slaves.
Laura trevelin her she's she's never been a slave owner, but her ancestors owned
more than one thousand slaves, and she is speaking from her ancestral kind of
lineage as well as teaming up with somebody who has the ancestors who were enslaves.
So it's like you are getting a conversation between both sides of the story,
where a lot of times that gets lost. Yeah, it's usually just
one side of the story. Yep, that's for sure. Especially with media
today, social media today, speaking of that, we are finding ourselves going
to TikTok. Wow, this is this shows you the ignorance of a lot
of people. News and TikTok together. The number of people going to TikTok
for news has doubled in the last couple of years. Why is that the
case? Why are people going away from new zog Because people don't like what
they're seeing because they know it's not true. They know people instinctively know that
they're getting fed a line of Schwerba by MSNBC, CNN, Fox and Newsmax.
Now they have their listenership for sure, and I don't even understand TikTok
is the worst place to go, not the best place. Well that's not
Yeah, that's the thing because you have people who they don't trust news sources
because I think it's not real news. So you're going to a random person
who's claiming to be an expert in giving their opinions and stating them as facts,
and you think ass real news stuff that's in danger being filtered by the
Chinese government because they have full control over to talk full don't kid yourself,
full control. So let's kind of use our heads here, Little Jay and
I have Ed Cushians joining us. Ed is a very interesting entrepreneur. He
has a company called Vacation Property Partners, which is rather an exclusive club.
So Ed tell us about what the members get, how do you get in
and what are members get? Well happy to do that, And let me
start by saying that as much as many people would like to these days,
it's just not penciling out to allow them to buy a vacation home. And
we're going to show them that they can and we can help them do it,
and you can help them do it. How we're changing how you can
buy a vacation home the same way Airbnbach changed how you can stay, and
how Uber changed how you can get around. We're making any we're making any
vacation home more affordable for almost anyone by cutting the cost of ownership in half
or right. So this is this is let me dig into that because that's
a statement, and I have especially I'm close to Cape Cod, the Island's
Martha's Vineyard. There are no they're not a day that goes by you don't
see a house that sold for a million dollars more than it sold for five
years ago. And so a lot of people say, like home ownership in
general, we don't understand how to do it. So what's the secret here?
What's the there's going to be something is give and take. I'm thinking
and you can tell me what I'm asking because I want to hear from you.
But my thought process is that you hold half the mortgage and they hold
half the mortgage. Is that something that is We're not talking about time shares
at all, Right, it's not what this is. You're on the right
track. It's not a timeshare, it's not a fractional, it's not an
LLC. It's personal co ownership of one property with a qualified, compatible,
like minded partner and you guys are sharing usage, expenses, revenue, and
total control. So it is kind of like a timeshare in the fact that
it is shared, but you only have one partner and not like a timeshare
where you go two weeks out of the year, right, you actually feel
like this is your home. Maybe you go for six months and they go
for six months. So you go for a month, they go for a
month, and you switch off that way. Is that kind of the sense
of where we're going here. It's the right to reaction but we don't like
to be compared with the timeshare because it's nothing really like a timeshare at all.
It would be very similar to you buying a vacation property with a really
good friend, a maternity brother, or relative. But we've made some intersections
than you would have if you just were buying it with a friend. Got
it okay? So my sister is a perfect example of this, now that
you explain it. My sister and her husband share ownership and a beautiful house
on Martha's Vineyard that they bought fourteen years ago. They bought it in a
trust that all four of them own, the wife and the husband of my
sister's friend, and she and her husband are on the deed together. Is
that sort of what we're talking about here. That's sort of like you,
it's exactly what we're talking about. But it's actually better. When you i
with a friend or a sister or a colleague, you usually get into it
without having all the protections in place that we offer, which include a letter
of understanding or an agreement that tells you everything about how that property is going
to be operated, an exit strategy, a usage strategy, and a contingency
strategy. We provide a lot of tools to make sure that you avoid the
kinds of problems that a lot of people don't and they get into a homeownership
partnership without being prepared for it. All Right, So there are a couple
of different ways to find out more information as we have this conversation with head
Cushions from Vacation Property Partners. One website Vacation Property Partners dot com. And
then there's another one that seems to have some pretty inspirational information, home Exchange
dot com, which is the best place to go for people to start because
you run the home exchange, that's your company, right. Well, actually
I founded home Exchange dot com in nineteen ninety two and I sold that a
few years ago, so I still have connections with home Exchange dot com.
But today we're talking about Vacation Property Partners dot com and they still go to
the website or they can call. I'm just thinking that this is a classic
example of somebody who has a business that sort of gets bought out and you
have a certain amount of time that you have to be on the beach and
then you start your own another company. And this cirin with me, I
thought that was going to be retired, but I had one more company in
me And this is it exactly. Retirement is highly overrated, frankly, especially
if you're like you active, got great ideas, why not put them to
work? And this is all about wealth creation and helping people. The greatest
connect the greatest thing in that you can do is help people and make money
doing it. And so that's kind of what you're doing. And this is
for any place in the country, right, don't make it difference where you
are. This can apply anyway, any any place in the country, any
vacation home in the country. It's it's not restricted to listings that we have.
You can find any place in the country and we help you find a
compatible, like minded, qualified and help you get into that property. Kind
of like a dating service for people who want to get into real estate.
In a matter of speaking of vacation property partners dot com ed cushions here on
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