The transcription begins with a statement of distrust and an expectation that conditions will worsen. A speaker then predicts that a significant number of builders will exit the industry in 2026, despite already record-high exit rates. This is described as the 'edge of the cliff' and the 'final nail in the coffin,' with thousands of builders expected to leave annually due to depleted financial buffers and razor-thin margins. The discussion ends with a question about the impact of fuel prices on the industry.

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We know they're lying to us, and we know that it's about to get way worse.

So, there are more builders who are going to say goodbye to the industry in 2026, even though we've already seen record numbers over the last few years. You're about to see the This is the edge of the cliff. This is the final nail in the coffin. They will exit. It will be thousands of builders. I mean, three and a half a year anyway. We're going to see a massive escalation in that because there is no buffer. These people don't have any money left in the bank. They were already operating on razor-thin margins. This is it. It's done.

How does the fuel prices impact the industry?

Builder Exodus: The Industry's Final Nail #shorts

>> You're about to see the This is the edge

We know they're lying to us, and we know
that it's about to get way worse.
>> So, there are more builders who are
going to say goodbye to the industry in
2026, even though we've already seen
record numbers over the last few years.
>> You're about to see the This is the edge
of the cliff. This is the final nail in
the coffin. They will exit. It will be
thousands of builders. I mean, three and
a half a year anyway. We're going to see
a massive escalation in that because
there is no buffer. These people don't
have any money left in the bank. They
were already operating on razor-thin
margins. This is it. It's done.
>> How does the fuel prices impact the
industry?

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Builder Exodus: The Industry's Final Nail #shorts

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