Um, is there gonna be a strike? If in fact there is a strike, and I loathe to call it actually a strike, is there gonna be a work stoppage in some corners? And if it happens, will it be at a level to actually make a difference in an already squeezing market?

Uh, you know, I, I think that that is gonna be a, a, a difficult, uh, proposition.

Um, I mean, uh, you know, we always talk about how difficult it, it is to get, uh, truckers to agree on almost, almost any issue.

So, um, to, to th- to think that, uh, you know, tens of thousands of them would all agree on October 1st and then, and continued on beyond that, uh, to stop, I think it would be, it would be difficult.

The, the one thing I will say that, uh, I think has changed over the years is, um, you know, from when, uh, OIDA started in the, in the '70s, when they did it, it was really kind of a, a ragtag group, uh, kind of, uh, you know, getting this, uh, organized and, and, and started.

Um, but now with, with social media, there is a little bit more of a chance.

There's a little bit more way, uh, to connect and, uh, there's no doubt that, uh, uh, drivers out there are extremely frustrated.

Um, is there anybody that seems to be a fulcrum for this? Because there's a lot of voices out there on the internet, um, but are, is there anybody out there, two or three characters who really seem to be pushing this or at the center of this?