I currently work 2 jobs (Casino and Movie Theater), but during this whole Covid19 experience I am really asking myself...

Maybe in the movies.

Remember that Yes-Man movie? 

The mobile home industry is vast (roughly 8% of the U.S. population lives in a mobile home) and customers range from McDonald's employees to billionaires (in the Montauk park in the Hamptons) and even movie stars (Pam Anderson, Hillary Duff, etc. in Malibu).Make sure you understand the rules from HUD on remodeling mobile homes, such as the fact that you can't enlarge windows or doors or increase the weight on the exterior walls (for example replacing paneling with drywall).

I like my evenings to relax, socialize or watch a nice movie. :)Best of luck in all your endeavors.  

Not so much if you are trying to buy a house).In addition, inflation is typically measured using the consumer price index, of which housing only makes up about 23%, so it's not a 1:1 correlation - an increase in the price of bread, or milk, or gasoline, or clothing, or movie tickets directly effects the CPI.

I like to work with a movie in the background and "The Money Pit" is on.

Some of the cash helped finance the movie “The Wolf of Wall Street,” which earned Leonardo DiCaprio a Golden Globe.

@Darius OglozaI have never seen the movie.. 😅 I will have to check it out sometime!!

I'm a little conservative in my calculations, but it's worked as I've ran into a lot of little expenses and capex expenses early Just my movie thoughts!