And some of them are closing.

Yeah, absolutely.

And there is significant fundraising happening to make tuition more affordable.

And so ultimately, the private market will dictate what happens to those private schools and alumni.

The public schools, though, have to be responsible to the taxpayers.

Right.

And the question will be, what are taxpayers willing to pay when you have school enrollment going down? What are these thresholds? that taxpayers are going to be comfortable with.

So how do how does a region survive? with no babies coming up and an increase in the older population continuing for the next 20 years?

In Missouri or just in the United States, just all counties in the United States, two out of

three counties, about 67% of the counties have more people dying than babies born.

So that's a tidal wave coming.

And it's more than two-thirds in Missouri have more people dying than babies born.

So this is a very large macro trend that we're trying to educate people about.

Because when I hear a politician say, we're going to grow, my ears open up.

I'm like, how are you going to grow? Right.

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