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Working as a nursing home employee, and I've worked at a lot of nursing homes in my career, >> [music] >> why is it that most of the nursing homes are owned by Jewish people? And if it ain't owned by a Jewish person, it's owned by somebody that knows a Jewish person that owns a nursing home. Something to think about. I'm going to assume that you're asking this question simply because you genuinely want to know the answer. The fact of the matter is, it happens to be a great question. There's about 15,000 nursing homes in the United States, and there's around 10% are owned by Jewish people. Not only Jewish people, Orthodox Jewish people. It is completely disproportionate in number to the amount of nursing homes. So, I've gotten this question asked to me, albeit in a respectful way, which I'm not sure how respectful your question was, but that's your problem, not mine. But, the answer is Jews look for two things when they go into a business. Number one, does it make a lot of money? And number two, is it ethical and does it make the world a slightly better place? So, there's a lot of businesses that make a lot of money, but make the world a worse place. There's a lot of businesses that make the world a better place, but you don't make a lot of money. The nursing home industry happens to hit both sweet spots. You have the ability to make a lot of money, and you have the ability to make the world a better place. And that's why you find a lot of Orthodox Jews gravitate towards the business.