se commission will no longer be automatic. So you get to negotiate it. To which I said, you couldn't negotiate before? What do you mean you couldn't negotiate? I've negotiated. Was I not supposed to? Was that illegal when I negotiated? I thought that was legal.

So I first learned about this commission problem when I was trying to build my house back in 2008. And I tried to hire an architect. Have you ever — has everybody tried to do this? Hire an architect. And I talked to the architect and they seemed qualified and good. And I'd say, all right, so what do you charge to design my house? And they'd say, well, it's X percentage of the cost of your house. And I said, wait, what? It's based on a percentage of the cost to build your house? And I said, now let me see if I get this straight. The cost for you to design a room that's 15 by 15 is going to be less than the cost for you to design a room that's 20 by 20? So just the fact that it's larger, I've got to pay $100,000 more? What? Because I'm sure that those are just numbers you're putting on a page. You're not working harder. You're just putting a different number on there.

Now, you know, you could argue there's more rooms and stuff like that. But the point is that when a house cost $100,000, architects were getting a percentage of the $100,000, which was probably a reasonable number when the architect was doing exactly the same work. But the cost of the average house became $2 million depending where you live. They would still get a percentage and nobody thought to change that. So I just rejected everybody who gave me tha