0: Yeah, it really started, even in my inside tap,
I started getting discoloration,
and that's after it passes through my softener and the filter.
So then I knew it was a serious problem. So I went outside,
and this was on the 15th of August,
just a couple of weeks ago at 9 55 in the morning.
And it's like we had water. We get water interruptions almost every week.
Just no announcement. Okay. Surprise.
You can't flush your toilet or take a shower now.
So if you're on your way to work,
and for me, I understand I'm a little outspoken.
My wife's an attorney, I'm a paralegal. If they come after me,
they come after anybody. People are terrified. Terrified,
and it shouldn't be the highest.
Best goal of people that live in these communities is to escape.
Like they're leaving a gulag. And if you ask them, what do you want to do?
What's your goal? People have 80,000, 50,000,
a hundred thousand in a home that they can't move and they're trapped,
and now they got some kind of abusive, despicable landlord.
So what do you do then? So now all your life savings is at risk,
everything. And then you go, well, where do I go? Now?
You're going to take a hundred thousand dollars of my equity.
What am I going to do live in a tent? Well, it's not just water,
as you can see driving in there. It's just the physical, dilapidated condition.
Basically,
water is a symptom that these private
equity type landlords don't care about. Residents.
We are a nuisance to them.
We'd just be better if we just got out of their way and let them do their
financialization deal,
which is usually they sell it and back and forth to themselves.
They do straw buyers in between,
and then they make a big debt and then they walk away.