were unable to make their housing payment, whether it was mortgage or rental in september. wasn't it 40 million families that were unable to pay it. could you imagine that many houseless individuals? that would be a crippling situation to our entire economy and way of life. i have a family of six that came to court this morning worried about whether or not they would be able to go home tonight. >> because their landlord might have evicted them. >> yeah, for $600. >> for $600. >> yeah. >> that's the thing that's so frustrating is that money is out there. >> yep. >> $600 is not the most money in the world. >> it's not. >> it's just that that money isn't -- >> where it needs to be. >> -- isn't where it needs to be. >> if he could take the money he made during the pandemic, he'd give every single man, woman and child in this country $40,000, and he'd have the same amount. there used to be a time when corporate good will meant something more than a twitter post that says how has our company made you feel warm and