It's time to hear from you. Kendall and Casey present. Voice mails.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So now that Pressel guy, who's the guy who's, who's,

did the legislation that's going to toll all the roads. Correct. Jim Pressel, now he's

winked out about the rental

cap. Yeah. Is that right? Yeah. He said so as quickly as it went in, it came out just as quickly.

Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait. But he was able to get testimony on it at the state house. So we're doing this because

we got a phone call about this, but let's reset what we're talking. These people are the worst, the worst of everything. Like if you were to say, Hugh is today, today's winner of worst of humanity,

Jim Pressel, Indiana State represented.

Where's he from?

Is he the winner?

He's from La Port.

La Port, okay.

Rolling Prairie?

Oh, very nice.

Okay.

So, Fishers came out and said we got a, we perceive a serious problem with these megacorpse,

buying these homes in these neighborhoods, they're jacking up rental prices, and they're not,

they're not, the homes are not being maintained to the quality we would expect.

And so we want to put a cap on the amount of rental

homes that can be in any subdivision. Yeah, the Fisher City Council, they passed it, this ordinance,

it restricts the number of homes that could be rented in a subdivision. You've got these

investors that come in. They buy the homes at an inflated price, turn them into rentals,

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