But it, this guy really profiled the changing political dynamic, but not just politics culturally, sir.

Yeah.

I think that, uh, Kevin, you're, you're, y- you're spot on with th- that concern because the, I think the real reason that people come here is not because we've got zero taxes.

We, we don't.

Um, they come here because we have a culture that's special, and it's a, a v- a very free enterprise type of culture.

A lot of self-made people, if you will.

They love it here, and they love a little bit of air and a little bit of ground around them.

... you're watching the algorithms, uh, and you're always talking about corrections, not to scare people, but to inform people.

And when we have this magnet, what other businesses really benefit from it? We've had Kent Goldthorpe and others talking about how the, the trades are going away because everybody's, you know, working at Micron.

Micron.You know, it, it, that's gonna be temporary because, 'cause all those jobs are gonna attract more people to come in to say, "I'm getting the heck out of California.

I can go make a lot of money in Idaho and have a real life, or I can hang out here and wait for the next shoe to drop," which is, you know, we, we hate business so much, nobody gets to work.

Uh, but don't worry, we, we have a special printing press here.

California is such a basket case.

Oregon is.

These people are just gonna keep moving here.

Now, here's Dave Petso on KIDO Talk Radio.

Kevin Miller, 580-KIDO.

Hello, welcome, and thank you for joining us.

580-KIDO is our number.

580-5436.

You know, it's interesting as we look at this week, and of course Micron Earnings came out this week, so a lot of local action, if you will.

And the numbers were unbelievable, just truly unbelievable.

You know, they're like making money on an annual basis that they haven't made cumulatively their entire existence.

I don't want to own stocks.

Kevin Miller, 580-KIDO.

Hello, and welcome to a special edition of Money Matters.

I'm Dave Petso, and, you know, next hour, it's fun for me to talk to experienced people in the business about – the past, what's changed, and how exciting the current times and the future is.

And so in the second hour, I'm going to be talking with Ron Gambasi, who is a 17-year veteran in the business, now part and a managing director here in Boise of Modern Wealth Management.

and so now just a real part of our lives in the last four months.

And so just thought it was time to bring him on and talk about it, and I'm looking forward to it in the second hour, and I hope you are too.

It should be a great, great hour we're spending.

Sometimes we help people spend money and sometimes we help them you know, save and contribute for their future.