Caruso has promised 30,000 beds for the homeless in his first 300 days. On Wednesday, we got a glimpse of what that might look like. Modular homes, the company Boxable builds one of these homes every 90 minutes at $60,000 a unit. This Boxable unit is located in the backyard of a van i's home and is currently rented by a college student. So Caruso says this type of living arrangement would also address the house. They're innovative. The quality of construction is really great. The space layout is great. And what they've done is they've actually hinged it. So it closes down so they can ship it at a reduced cost. And he's got an assembly line. He's taken basically what you do in an automobile to build it is doing these these homes. Caruso's boxable to tiny homes because they have dignity. Feels like an actual home and cost much less than what the city is currently paying for homeless housing upwards of $700,000 a unit.