It wasn't something they talked about in depth regarding the actual reasoning behind the why, more of a side comment and we aren't talking about an edgy podcast where they were trying to talk about boomers specifically.

The regulatory costs in places where you'd expect sounded asinine though.

I do still think boomers have attached some sense of their self worth into the value of their property. Not just their house, they do care about that though, but it really bothers them when they learn that all their "things" are really just not desirable to others. That's just my opinion from observation though. It could be connected to some of the well now late boomers I was around. They'd never say it was, ever, but their actions betrayed them as money and possessions was something they always went on about.