New York

And then we have a meticulously detailed standardized business plan template.

This one draws from the Small Business Administration, New York State Business Express, and Cattaraugus County guidelines.

So that's the real nuts and bolts, fill in the blank stuff.

Exactly.

It would just go to the people in the right geographic area.

Also, you may have been the recipient of one of my Nebo messages for things like when we were doing our Looper Appreciation events in Brewerton, New York.

I manually l- kind of looked east on the Erie Canal from Brewerton and sent messages to everyone to let them know that this was for the loopers in progress and we were having this free event.

Um, this would do that automatically so that you can be kept up to date on what's happening where you are.

And I would say, in some ways, a lot of what you said is very reminiscent of what happened with the BitLicense in 2014, which still remains in effect.

In many ways, there was a lot of good things that come from the BitLicense, but it certainly restricted New York users being able to touch digital assets and businesses that are being built here.

There was a flee to New Jersey during one point in time.

So these types of laws do have really practical business impacts.

Perfect.

So I was with the New York State Police.

I was a trooper.

And also I was with the Army National Guard.

And we immediately were called back to New York.

All the planes were grounded, so it was a long bus ride from Kansas to upstate New York.

And so the governor decided if you were with the New York State Police and also with the Army National Guard or the National Guard, you would go down to support— operations with the New York State Police.

So I was down there for about three weeks in Manhattan.

Starting today is going to be rookie Billy Ott.

He is a New York boy, of course.

He is 21 years of age.

Has been playing at San

Manager

Casey

Stengel of the New York Mets has now come out of the dugouts, heading out to the home plate area.

And Dusty Boggess.

Right, and if Boulder thinks it can regulate these producers because of the downstream emissions effects, it should be able to regulate any activity that results in large scale greenhouse gas emissions, right? So the producers of greenhouse gas intensive products like steel or concrete could be regulated by Boulder, both within Colorado, but also throughout the United States and also around the world, because those have greenhouse gas implications.

And then even things like farming, right, owning cattle, you know etc would would be reachable by boulder so i it seems to me that this this struck me as odd and implausible that you know boulder can regulate nationwide that colorado can regulate nationwide because it implies that new york city pensacola florida anchorage alaska you know, Boulder, Idaho, they can regulate the entire United States because of the effects that are felt within their jurisdictions.

And then they can go further and regulate the entire world.

And of course, this argument,

Thank you, Donald.

As I mentioned in the introduction, I'm a partner at Cooper and Kirk.

And although I wasn't actually involved yet in the drafting of this amicus brief, I am part of the team at our firm who actively represent a couple of different clients, one in litigation in New York about a similar New York statute and another in Vermont about the Vermont statute.

So certainly been involved in briefing these issues in a variety of contexts and am waiting with others at Cooper and Kirk and elsewhere on the edge of our seats to see how this argument goes and what the court does with Suncor this term.

And one was Vomer Associates, Tectonic Engineers, and Lockwood, Kessler, and Bartlett.

But one of our – I'm also, by the way, president of the New York State Land Surveillance Association.

And our vice president is Ken Stigner.

He wrote an article about it because he was there back in 2003.

And no, it's not a dying profession.

It used to be a dying profession.

When we used to get the New York State Empire State Surveyor twice a year, you would see who passed the exam.

That would be two or three people.

This is an example of where it is explicitly about a woman called Audrey Munson.

She was born in the state of New York, but way, way up the north part of New York State, which is all the way up even north of...

Anyway, she was born in 1891.

And while out shopping with her mother in Manhattan, she was spotted by a photographer as a teenager.

I think absolutely.

I think that he can get a warm welcome in California and New York or wherever he's doing these fundraisers.

But a lot of what he's saying is not going to fly with most Texans.

But, you know, of course, there's obviously there's some some Democrat pockets even here in Texas.