bids? just apply. there are hundreds of beds for each property. _ bids? just apply. there are hundreds of beds for each property. now - bids? just apply. there are hundreds of beds for each property. now what| of beds for each property. now what happens? of beds for each property. now what ha ens? , ., , of beds for each property. now what happens?_ nothing. - happens? usually nothing, normally- _ happens? usually nothing, normally. we've _ happens? usually nothing, normally. we've never- happens? usually nothing, j normally. we've never actually happens? usually nothing, - normally. we've never actually had that experience. competing in a social housing system that's oversubscribed, bidding for properties that are overpriced and stalking homes that are overcrowded — what does the immediate future hold? i - what does the immediate future hold? ~' �* - what does the immediate future hold? ~ �* , .,,._ ., - what does the immediate future hold? ~ �* , , ., ., hold? i think i'm probably going to be here for— hold? i think i'm probably going to be here for another— hold? i think i'm probably going to be here for another couple - hold? i think i'm probably going to be here for another couple years. | be here for another couple years. i'd ratherjust keep myself here until i can get my forever home. it'sjust important until i can get my forever home. it's just important because the it'sjust important because the prices are _ it'sjust important because the prices are astronomically high. for young _ prices are astronomically high. for young people, i don't see how young people, idon't see how there's— young people, i don't see how there's any possibility of people being _ there's any possibility of people being able to live on the islands. it's disheartening, really. ijust feel like— it's disheartening, really. ijust feel like nothing _ it's disheartening, really. ijust feel like nothing is— it's disheartening, really. ijust feel like nothing is good - it's disheartening, really. ijust i