Yeah, I suppose there's gonna be the, uh, you j- you might feel bad working in a pawn shop when you're taking somebody's shit and knowing that they can't pay it back and stuff, yeah.

Yeah, you, you know, and then, you know, being, like, real, because the pawn shop, you know, me, I, I'm not a person that just do one store.

I've had up to, like, seven stores at one time, so I've had, like, three in Rochester, one in Buffalo, one in North Carolina, you know, and I'm operating all of these stores at once.

But, you know, it's the, there's a common, um, customer that you have, you know? It's just focusing on what their needs are and i- it's just-

Mm-hmm.

So that's, you know, bringing fairness, you know? That's, that's what I'm doing this business to, you know, to bring fairness, because I know that the people that's going to have these licenses, you know, they're not, they may be from the community, but, you know, I live in the community and I know these people.

Like, when I'm at the gym and I see a news article, I'll be like, "All right, I went to school with this kid," but I'll see what happened to this kid, you know?