Heads up folks! Remember the BBB?  Or sometimes called the OBBB? That stands for the Big Beautiful Bill or the “One Big Beautiful Bill”. Well, get ready for BBB 2.0 because it’s coming soon! First a little history on why this is happening and why we need to do it like this. This should not be necessary to jam everything into one Bill. With control of the House, Senate and Presidency, we should be able to pass legislation like crazy. Except we can’t because the Republican leadership in the Senate is foolish enough to refuse to kill the Filibuster and so instead of needing 51 votes to pass a Bill (which we have, with JD Vance as the tie-breaker if necessary), we need 61 votes (which we do not have). There is one exception to this and that is what’s called a Reconciliation Bill, which by Senate Rules only needs 51 votes and cannot be stopped by the Filibuster. The only catch? You can only do one reconciliation Bill per year. So….we did the BBB in 2025 and now that it’s 2026 guess what?  Now we can do BBB 2.0! And that’s exactly what President Trump is doing with the “SAVE Act” / BBB 2.0. The details around this are really exciting and could save/make you a TON of money.  But only if you’re ready for it and positioned right. I found this video today from my friend Kevin Paffrath and it breaks down the Bill the best that I have seen from anyone, so I wanted to bring it to you. You can watch the video below or scroll down if you prefer to just read the transcript.  Either way, I’ve got you covered! FULL TRANSCRIPT: Holy smokes. Donald Trump’s stimulus 2.0 might be one of the most exciting things ever if you, frankly, own stocks, real estate, a business, want to start a business, are American, are a citizen, or just love money. So, if you aren’t a citizen, don’t love money, don’t own stocks, don’t own real estate, you might not like this bill as much. Though, there are also some benefits in this. But this is insane. So let’s understand what this is first of all. So last year we passed what’s called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. It was basically a collection of a bunch of tax benefits, like no interest on car loans… which, what good does that do when everybody’s giving 0% APR? You know, no tax on Social Security. No tax on tips. Obviously subject to limitations, right? And we’re like, all right, cool. Yeah. All right. That was… that was cool. But like, is that going to be one and done? And they passed this through budget reconciliation. You could utilize budget reconciliation, which in English means you only need 51 votes to actually get the damn thing passed, which is really important. Because if you need 60 votes in the Senate, it ain’t going to happen, ’cause the Democrats are going to go, “No thanks.” So you use this thing called the Byrd Rule that says that, hey, if there’s something that has to do with the debt, revenue, or spending… as long as you can justify to the Senate parliamentarian that the bill has something to do with one of those three things, you can pass one reconciliation bill for each of those three things once a year. Or one bill that touches all three things once a year. Okay, we are in 2026. The One Big Beautiful Bill was of 2025. 2027 and 2028 will probably be Democrat-controlled either House or Senate, and nothing’s going to pass. Which means there’s a real opportunity to pass a really big, quote, mega bill 2.0 that the Republican Study Committee has already revealed a plan for. And I’m telling you, if you like money, you need to know the components of this, because it’s probably the most bullish thing I’ve ever read about the Trump administration. And trust me, I sit here all day long and I read crap about the Trump administration. You know, whether we’re talking about the DOJ, or Trump’s love-and-hate relationship for Bondi, or Iran, or whatever. But this… this is just like, if you love money… OMG. So, what is this? So, we clicked on this slew of proposals and got some Google Drive link, which takes us to this glorious American flag and the eagle, “Making the American Dream Affordable Again.” Now, we’ve already gone through all this, so we’ll give you the bottom line. Keep this straight for you. Basically, this… these are the marketing premises. We’re going to get the free market to slash the costs of living in America, right? Don’t forget about that. We got to get into the actual money. Like, why are stocks going to go up, Kevin? Why is real estate going to go up? Why are you gonna make more money with businesses in this? All right, one thing at a time. Are you ready for this? Here we go. So, the policies that they’re promoting first: the down payment program. This is the Donald down payment program. Basically, it would open up the potential door to doing zero or low down payment options through FHA. Now, you have to understand that today the Federal Housing Administration already authorizes a 3.5% down loan. But this comes with what’s known as mortgage insurance premium, and it’s permanent. Now, you cannot get rid of mortgage insurance premium once you get to 20% equity like you can with PMI, which is known as private mortgage insurance. So, this has been one of the issues why a lot of people don’t end up doing the 3.5% down with FHA. I actually think it’s a great program. I bought my first house with an FHA loan, 3.5% down to a 203(k) loan, which is the renovation loan. You know, it’s a little bit of a hell of a process, but today the only 0% option you have is if you’re a veteran. You could also do something called a no-no, which is no down payment, no closing cost, and you could actually finance like 104%, 105% of your actual loan. Now, this obviously then immediately makes people worried: if they’re going to expand these lower down payment options, are we rebuilding 2008? So, yes and no here. The issue going into 2008 was that we didn’t have the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and we didn’t have the ability-to-repay rule. We didn’t have limits on people actually needing to prove that they have the job and the income to repay their loans. And this is where debt-to-income obviously matters, and qualifying borrowers matters. So, as long as Donald Trump doesn’t gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau… which he did last year, but then courts have overruled that and said you have to keep funding it… we’re not going to see a housing bubble yet. Could it contribute to a housing bubble? Yeah, of course. Like, let’s be real. Trump wants less regulation and doesn’t like the ability-to-repay rule, doesn’t like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. But it will be a housing bubble for, you know, 10, 20 years or whatever. That takes time to build up. But really, down payment matters less than debt-to-income. If you can make the payment, the down payment tends to matter less. So anyway, that’s one thing that they’re looking for. That’s obviously bullish for housing. It’s a bullish catalyst for housing. Bullish catalyst means home prices up, right? Usually it doesn’t actually make housing more affordable for people. It just means prices go up for the rich people who already own a bunch of real estate, right? Okay. Now, expanding mortgage portability. This is basically saying that, hey, if you have a 2.7% 30-year fixed-rate mortgage on the first house that you’re currently living in, and you want to move, but you don’t want to lose that mortgage, you might be able to transfer it over. Obviously, it’s going to be subject to getting a new appraisal. Now, this actually creates a really big bullish catalyst. So, I’m going to… I’m going to show you how to make money on this. Okay, so how to make money on this one: owning real estate. Okay, that’s how to make money on this top one. All right, that’s going to be different over here. You know what? We’ll go with like dark green for how to make money. So, how do you make money on this next one on this mortgage portability thing? The way you make money on this is owning second mortgage lenders. So, what I want you to think of is I want you to think of companies like Figure. That’s ticker symbol FIGR. They do tokenized HELOCs. House Hack is looking at getting into doing exactly this with our AI SaaS business. So, we have an AI valuation SaaS business. And as we perfect that algorithm this year, we want to get into doing second home loans. Basically like, hey, I found a good deal. Swipe up and get a second home loan, right? Kind of like Figure. And then sell off those loans. Like, Figure obviously would just be a competitor in that space. I’m not trying to pitch House Hack. I’m trying to say that that would be a place to benefit from this. Why? Because if you port over a low-interest-rate first, you have the capacity to pay more money on a second. But you probably have a bunch of extra equity on a second, and you might need the second to have basically, you know, to bridge the down payment that you’re going to need to get that second property. Obviously, we don’t have all the details yet. All of these are just ideas right now, but I’m just going to give you my first reaction. Number one, you make money owning real estate. Number two, you make money owning second mortgage lenders. Now, Figure is actually one of the stocks that I bought at IPO. It’s really rare for me to buy a stock at IPO. So, we bought it over here in like the low 30s, and it’s absolutely blown up. It’s one of the top 10… sorry, it’s now 11… top 11 stocks to buy in the Meet Kevin membership, which of course, as we were making this video, and you could join this and get lifetime access. You get all nine courses, every trade alert, every live stream, every alpha report every morning. But as we were, you know, reviewing this in the live stream, somebody got teabagged on our live stream. So, because they got decimated so badly, we made a coupon code TEABAG. So, if you go to meetkevin.com or househack.com, if you want the AI side, the real estate AI, you could use coupon code TEABAG. That’s just the letter T and then BAG, no hyphen or anything. And then you could get a little special bonus coupon before the end of the day. Ah, teabag. Okay. Anyway, sorry, back to how to make money. Okay, so over here… we’re going to expand access to affordable private housing. Look, as long as we don’t know yet how to make money here. Usually developers win by this. But you have to make sure there aren’t deed restrictions. Because if you deed-restrict the affordable housing, which prevents people from like renting it out or actually making money from it, there are actually more problems than benefits you’re creating with that. So, you have to be careful there. So, builders. Okay, great. Then we have: eliminate capital gains tax on sale of first-time homes to first-time home buyers, and sales of rental homes to tenants. Now, this is unfortunately where we had to teabag somebody. They’re like, “Kevin, this doesn’t matter because, you know, you can already get a $500,000 exemption for selling your property,” but they misunderstood. And it’s fine. We still love them. You know, it’s fine. They got to see some really big balls, though. But you know, I don’t want to get this video demonetized, so let me get that off the screen. But anyway, $500,000 homeowner exemption works if you live in the property. If you’re single and you own a property, you can exclude $250,000. And if you’re married, it’s $500K. If you live in a property for at least two of the last five years, which practically means you could only use that exemption every two years. That is different from this. That is massively different from this. This is… this is like the most stimulative thing I see in this. Actually, there are a lot of things, including what’s coming up on stocks. Just wait for it. But by eliminating capital gains taxes on sale of homes to first-time home buyers and homes to tenants… see that? And on sales of rental homes to tenants… you have to understand what this does. It basically says Donald Trump is calling up House Hack going, “Yo, House Hack, sell your schismiz to some of your tenants and we’ll waive all your capital gains taxes on those deliciously profitable wedge deals you guys got.” And I’m like, “Oh, damn. You just increased the ROI of selling real estate a lot,” right? Because on a C-corp level, you actually increase… you provide a 21% to 30% benefit for a C-corporation depending on what state you’re in. And for individuals, including flippers like OpenDoor… honestly, I don’t like OpenDoor. I think they have a sh— business model. But you know how to make money on this. Frankly, OpenDoor is on the list. You know, look, I will tell you my bias, but that doesn’t mean I’m not going to tell you the truth. You know, I think OpenDoor is trash and they’re a bad company. Sorry if you like OpenDoor, but I’m going to be honest with you. This is good for a flipper like OpenDoor. They could prioritize selling to first-time home buyers and save a crapload of money on capital gains taxes. It’s huge, dude. This is huge. Huge money if this stuff actually passes, right? Oh, sorry. I put this note down here just for a little color on House Hack. This really doesn’t have anything to do with this, ’cause I was just talking about how House Hack makes money. You know, wedge deals, obviously, discounted real estate, building ADUs. We have one spec build going on. Some people are leaving comments saying I should make a full video on it. It’s in Utah. It’s an area I think it’s going to blow up. Maybe I’ll make a video on it. Leave me a comment if you want. Then obviously the AI SaaS we have at househack.com. The teabag coupon works there too. And then tokenized lending on seconds and the sale of properties, which is kind of like Figure, but we can also tokenize sale, or sell properties to home buyers or tenants. So there are some really cool things we’re working on, including with Coinbase. So, we’re just like jumping up and down. But anyway, establish home savings accounts. So, this is interesting. This is really like… we don’t know the details of this, but it sounds kind of like if you put money into some kind of Trump MAGA home savings account, you’d be able to write it off on your taxes. We don’t know how much. We don’t know, you know, what the amount is. But let’s say it’s like, hey, you could put 20 grand a year tax-free as long as in the future you use it to buy a house. That’s great. That is a fantastic tool. And what you would end up doing is you would invest in stocks in the meantime, presumably, to gain your wealth until you buy a home. That’s massively bullish for the stock market, right? So, how do you make money on this? Stocks. That’s how you make money on this. So, on this one, we’ll put: stocks. This is: impose a penalty on foreign companies buying land and real estate in America. Canada has banned foreigners from buying real estate, and you’re really trying to ban like the Chinese buyers from buying in SF or Orange County, or the foreigners from buying real estate in America. This is also great for, you know, local people buying real estate like us. Anyway, impose remittance taxes. There are going to be some things in here that they do to lower the cost of providing some of this stimulus. And the way they do this is by saying, “Okay, well, we’re going to cut funding for things that we don’t support.” Like you’ll see some Democratic initiatives get some cuts here as well. And remittances are often considered like, you know, a way to kind of take money away from immigrants who come here. They could be here legally, but they send money back to people in Venezuela or Mexico or wherever. And that is really taxing them, which, you know, that’s obviously a political hot button. Okay. Ending the child independent tax credit marriage penalty by the requirement that both parents work. This is basically stimulus for children. Okay. Now, you have to have less than $400,000 a year in income on this. So, I wrote that I don’t currently qualify for this anyway… except I misspelled qualify. Qualify for this anyway. So, how do you make money on this? Have babies, and you’ll see more. Now, obviously babies are going to cost you more, but like I’m a big fan of this. Anything that encourages children, big fan. And I’ve got seven. I want more. I also have four daughters, and you’re going to see why that matters in just a moment. Allow households with only one working parent to contribute double the annual contribution to their 401(k). Okay, so 401(k) limits are like $23,600 or something like that. Your employer can match an amount. So like, you know, with a SEP, I think you could go up to… or SIMPLE… you could go up to $70,000 with profit sharing. It’s complicated. The numbers change every year. But the point is you’d basically double the contribution if just one person is working rather than both. I think that is bullish stocks because when people put money into their 401(k)s, that money flows into what? Stocks. Great. Bullish, dude. How to make money? Stocks. Like you’re going to… you’re going to see this quite a bit here. Like Trump does not want this market to go down. He is shoving the adrenaline pin anywhere he can. He’ll shove it into Jerome Powell’s butthole. Stimulus adrenaline. Now, eventually we’re going to have some side effects of all this, but for now, this is delicious. Not the butthole, the stimulus. All right. Anyway, sorry. Established safe cities fund. So, this is… basically a way to reward loyalists to MAGA. So, if you’re a good Republican mayor, we’ll give you money. Okay, so we don’t really make money from this. This is just sort of MAGA branding. And over here they’re going to take away $48 billion from Democrats. So like, it’s kind of crazy because they’re taking away 48, but they’re only giving a billion. That’s because they’re giving so much money to other areas like housing or stocks. Streamline the permitting process and fast-tracking local permitting. Wow. This… when I read it, my first reaction was: wouldn’t it be great if like somebody ran for governor under the idea of streamlining the building process to make it so we could build more homes? That… I mean, that kind of governorship… that would be like mind-blowing. That would be incredible to have a governor that actually had the balls to do something like that. But you know, that’s crazy. Anyway, this is some fancy crappy name: the Emergency… the Residential Emergency Asset Accumulation Deferred Taxation Yield Strategy. Basically, another tax-free account where you could fund money for… it says home mitigation and disaster recoveries. My opinion is I think this is going to have such a broad definition that you’re basically going to be able to finance your home renovations tax-free by, you know, saying, “Hey guys, I need to remodel this kitchen to minimize the risk that my house floods,” or, you know, that a fire burns my house down. We’re going to put in fire sprinklers. And if we’re going to do that, we’re going to have to tear down the kitchen and the bathrooms. And it’s basically a tax-free way to renovate properties. It’s insane. It’s really bullish real estate and construction. So, how do you make money on this over here? Okay, this is construction and real estate. Really bullish on that. I like that. Now, then we have: repeal the federal death tax. So, this is currently called the estate tax. And so what a lot of people do is they put money into irrevocable trusts and they try to let money grow tax-free over there because they’re worried about the estate tax robbing money from their children. Actually, in yesterday’s Daily Wealth, if you haven’t gotten that yet, you can download the Meet Kevin app. We just updated it. You get the Daily Wealth notification every day. And we were talking about estate taxes and trusts. I think there are real good money and wealth saving tips we give in the Daily Wealth every day. But anyway, sometimes they’re motivation, happiness, right? But sometimes there are also taxes and money saving. And again, you get that for free. You just download the Meet Kevin app. It’s free. So repealing the death tax kind of kills the need for an irrevocable trust for a lot of people. But the current death tax, which is also known as the estate tax, is $17 million… not billion, I’m sorry, $17 million. And so if you die and you have more than a $17 million net worth, your estate pays, you know, a 30-ish or whatever percent tax. I’m ballparking the number there on the tax. But if you permanently get rid of the death tax, you basically let rich families get rich longer… or stay rich longer. So how to make money on this? Be rich or be Trump. Like Trump has been desperately trying to figure out how to get money from his pockets to his kids’ pockets because, you know, the clock’s ticking, bro. But anyway. So, real healthcare Americans can afford. Now, this is really interesting: establish a parallel option for individuals to buy comprehensive health insurance coverage with lower premiums in a separate marketplace. Okay, to me this sounds like a straight-up copy of the 2010 Obamacare government option that ended up getting rejected. So basically the government gives you an option for a plan that’s cheaper and a direct competitor to some of these other companies. Anyway, reform the ACA subsidies. This is to give you vouchers instead of just reducing the cost of your insurance. You get money to pay for your insurance. Fine. Cash prices for medical care and disclosing out-of-network costs. I think this is brilliant. I don’t think this is a thing where like you go make money on it, but like, who’s tired of seeing the hospital bills? You know, when my daughter almost died one summer, we had a $1.5 million hospital bill and the insurance company is like, “We paid 99% of this and you owe,” you know, whatever it was, $20,000 or whatever. And my mental thinking is like, there’s no way it was a million and a half dollars. I mean, I know she was there for three months and she had emergency surgeries and all that stuff, but like, dude, come on. A million and a half dollars. Like, how much of this is just like, you know, to make it seem like you’re getting a better deal, right? So, I think this is interesting. Required cash prices. I think that’s actually really good. Bypassing the middleman via Trump RX. So, codifying some of that. Let’s see. This is where they’re trying to save some more money, like eliminating the Minnesota fraud scandal… like basically ironclading voucher programs for childcare. Personally, I’m a big fan of just have less of this. You know, that’s my opinion. My opinion: less government. Like, get the government out of your childcare, out of the way. If poor people need help, give them a voucher. But don’t subsidize the businesses. Let the businesses compete in the free market. That’s my opinion. That doesn’t mean… you know… I mean, you’re here for information, not necessarily my opinion. So, I’ll just move off of that. Okay. But that’s why I also like to signpost my opinion, because I don’t want to make the whole video seem like a blur between Kevin’s opinion and facts. So, I like to try to signpost them. Prohibit foreign nationals from receiving federal welfare benefits. Yeah, immigrants aren’t going to like this. Like, if you have a green card, or you don’t have a green card and you’re just like on a visa or whatever, it’s going to be a lot harder for you to send money abroad. Like, there’ll be taxation against that. There’ll be limits to your ability to get on benefit programs like Medicaid or SNAP. Back in the day, to get the green card you had to waive your right to certain social programs… which we did. So like, I was an immigrant at, you know, one year old or whatever. And I remember back in the day going to the INS office… not at one, but you know, when I was like six or seven… But that it used to be called… what was it… the Immigration and Naturalization Service or some bull crap like that, but whatever… back in the days of the INS. That was before Department of Homeland Security came around after the 9/11 attacks. That’s when you got TSA as well. But anyway, then they’re looking at expanding the language for the working families tax credit. This is where I was just basically what I was saying: making you eligible for Medicaid, SNAP, housing assistance, and other forms of benefits if you’re not a citizen. So, you know, it’s a boost if you’re a citizen. That’s actually more of a takeaway if you’re not a citizen. So, there’s an incentive to trying to get your citizenship, right? Hopefully they make that easier for people. Same thing over here with the earned income tax credit, child tax credit. If you are not authorized to work in the US, you wouldn’t get those. Extend and make permanent the one-year freeze on federal funding for large abortion providers. This is a Project 2025 priority. Prohibit Medicaid and ACA enhanced tax credits from financing gender transition or mutilization procedures and elective abortions. Okay, obviously this is a Project 2025 thing as well. But, you know, financing of gender transition… a lot of people are like, “My tax dollars should not go towards somebody transitioning.” That’s a very popular opinion at the moment. Obviously some abortions are medically necessary. So I do like that they’ve clarified here: elective abortions. And then I also… I personally, my opinion, I really love this line 26: implement a tax on colleges and universities that allow biological males to compete in women’s sports. Hell yes. Okay, I think that’s… sorry, I shouldn’t say bad words… I think that’s poopy-dupy. I think it is the most little pee-pee thing you could do. Little pee-pee. No biological man should compete against a woman. Sorry, I have four daughters, so hell yes. And if one of my three boys wanted to compete against girls, I’d punch him in the face. Sorry. Okay, moving on. Moving on. Codifying President Trump’s executive orders focused on deregulation and affordability. Modify. Okay, this is basically just to try to make the whole bill align with the Byrd Rule, which has to do with reconciliation, right? And this is just an idea, right? Okay, so impose a series of royalty-free… Okay, so they’re trying to limit lawsuits… on like frivolous lawsuits. There are a couple provisions here on limiting lawsuits for frivolous stuff, or frivolous lawsuits from states against the EPA. This doesn’t really affect us. I wouldn’t really worry about this. Like, if you’re personally worried about getting sued, it’s really hard to prove that a lawsuit is frivolous anyway. So, it’s not going to make much of a difference. Dramatically reduce the Bureau of Land Management permitting processes. How to make money on this… Honestly, probably look at… like, keep an eye on MP Materials. You know, a lot of the selling pressure might be done now. I said at 100… like at $80, I’m like, “These guys are going to go to 100.” When they were at 100 in my alpha report, I’m like, “They are going to plummet.” Okay, they have plummeted. They plummeted over 50%. But they’ve now… look at this… they bounced off the 200 DMA, and they’ve regained… now they’re on their second Fibonacci retracement right here at 65.78. So, you know, keep an eye on this. Remember, the government has a stake in this. Okay, so then: end the taxation of inflation, ensuring that when Americans sell a… Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Sorry, I shouldn’t use the Lord’s name. Oh my gosh. This is freaking money. Money, honey, in your back pockets. Holy smokes. Let me read this to you, but this is literally stimulus for rich people. It’s how to make money on this: own stuff. Okay, literally listen to this: end the taxation of inflation, ensuring that when Americans sell a home, farm, small business, or other assets like stocks, the taxes they pay on the sale are not influenced by how inflation has artificially altered the value of their investment. In other words, let’s say you sell a stock that you’ve owned for 10 years and you have a 50% gain in that stock, but then you have to compound inflation at 2% per year, right? So 2%… or 1.02 * 1.02 * 1.02 * 1.02 * 1.02… I should really use exponents to do this, but I… this is a very basic calculator so it’s not going to work… and yeah, I got to like 22%. So you basically could reduce that 50% gain by roughly… at 2% inflation per year for 10 years… around 22%. And if inflation’s a little bit more then potentially up to maybe even 30% or more, right? Or if we have another “Bidenomics” inflation… which, you know, Trump had some doing in that as well. We can’t just only blame Biden for the inflation. But anyway, so if we have another inflationary spell, you could basically say all that money you’re making in stocks is tax-free to the tune of whatever the compounded rate of inflation was. This actually incentivizes buy-and-hold and owning stuff. Again, this applies to real estate as well. So, incentivizes buy-and-hold. But I want you to think about this for a moment. Like, think about housing for a moment. What we’ve heard here: no taxes if you sell to tenant, or adjust off inflation. The value of owning real estate explodes with this. Also, stocks, right? But this is great. That’s crazy. Especially since we know the Fed is going to keep inflation at 2% even if we go into a disinflationary cycle. Refill the Venezuelan oil… refill the strategic oil reserve with Venezuelan oil. Then establish… okay, here we go. This was another big W right here. Ready for this? Tax-free contributions to savings accounts that would finance apprenticeship education and initial business costs. This is a new tax credit to allow businesses to onboard additional apprentices. So, in other words, like if House Hack hired a bunch of apprentices, we could get some delicious tax credits. Or you want to start a new business? Tax credits. You want to go learn how to be an electrician? Tax credits. Yes. If only there was a governor who… or somebody who ran for governor under the idea of incentivizing apprenticeships, you know, with some kind of crazy plan. I don’t know, maybe you could call it something like “Future Schools” or something like that. I don’t know. Maybe there could be a governor who could do that. I don’t know. Maybe. But it’s a great idea. So anyway, reauthorize the work opportunity tax credit. This is basically for hiring people of certain demographics. So, if you hire people who are on supplemental income, SNAP, TANF… you are an ex-felon… so this is like second-chance stuff… qualified summer youth employees and long-term family assistance. Sounds like nanny credits right there. I’ll take those. Or unemployment recipients. So, if you’ve been on unemployment and you hire somebody off of unemployment… which could be like basically anybody… the business could get tax credits. Which, how do you make money from that? If you lose your job, if this passes, make sure you go on unemployment, because you actually become cheaper for the business to hire if you’re on unemployment. That’s kind of crazy. Like, if you’re like, “No, I’m embarrassed. I don’t want to take unemployment.” You actually get punished. That’s crazy, dude. That’s crazy. That’s crazy. Uh, yeah. So, I mean… okay, you get the idea here. This is a proposal. It’s not passed. But if they do this MAGA 2.0 plan, this is literally stimulus for rich people. This is stimulus for stocks. This is stimulus for real estate. This is stimulus for Trump’s family. No estate tax. Oh my gosh. But it does also make it easier for you to renovate your home, to get into your home. Like I don’t think there’s anything in this I don’t like. And you know, as me… like I’m trying to be as neutral as I can, ’cause you know, for some reason I do that on this channel. Which, you know, basically just means I piss everybody off. But… oh, that’s why I broke the magnet. Oh, I didn’t break it off. It fell off. Somebody… the guy with the… the guy we made the coupon code TEABAG for… I was starting to whack this, and then the magnet fell off. There we go. Ah, solved. Anyway, yeah. So, just a quick clarification. If you want to join either meetkevin.com or the AI that we have at househack/reinvest, you could use coupon code TEABAG. So, the way that works is if you join and you want to get all the courses or you want to get the AI, you could use it on either of them. Delete the coupon that pops up between now and 11:59 p.m. and use coupon code TEABAG. T-E-A-B-A-G. All right. So, with that said, I’m going to go back to drinking my W tea bag. See the W right here? It’s abstract art, but I think we got W’s on this one.