What do you guys think?

But I think Mark also raised a good point when he, when he mentioned face to face, which goes along with your question.

It's easy for people to be mean and nasty in their room, in their living room, online.

But sometimes I have found, and I think you may have found too when you're knocking on doors, when they come face to face with the people that they've been talking about in general, because a lot of the name calling is done in generalities.

When they come face to face with somebody that actually they thought they were talking about and start talking and having the dialogue and having the conversations, they actually realize, you know, okay, I may not agree like you, but I don't hate you.

I don't have a reason to be mad at you.

You have a right to your own opinion.

Right?