That's what I was hearing from some of the people who were speaking out.

I agree 100% on that, and I do this one every day and have to make decisions constantly about that.

So this one with people is one of the things I specialize in as far as my my expertise experience, but the thing is you're right.

And you should never, you know, there's no, the shotgun effect where you blast everybody who did one thing wrong.

You focus on the ones who are doing it wrong.

But I would say to that, um, and I did hear that, uh, that argument, if that's the truth.

And I, and I looked at flock when I looked up flocks website, and I'm not going to sit here and sell flock.

Our judicial system is not dealing with these people in the manner that's going to, A, punish them, B, deter others from Detroit coming down here to do the same thing.

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And I am very, very of the mindset that, you know, if somebody can solve a problem for lots of people, they can do really, really well, and you know, as a result have lots and lots of resources.

And thankfully the people that I've been sort of interacting with that have lots of resources are people that, you know, uh, you enjoy being around.

And they have a heart to give and to help.

And so, you know, the, the finances are extremely important, and I think the model of this experiment, 250-year experiment and the capitalism that has come out is actually-... thank, I'm thankful for it, right? And so that does now allow for a view that's a little bit different than just sort of, "We gotta make money right away or else we're going under," right? So, um, for, again, I'm just a big fan of our owner and ownership group.

Known him and the, f- you know, for a long time and, and the folks that work in the family office.

They're just amazing people that I'm happy and love to be around.

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