Me, Inc.

Now, this particular show is called Meet Inc., And I'm going to get into it in a hot second because it is a topic or a subject that I felt kind of strongly about.

And not just people and their profession and how they carry themselves, but this equally applies to personal too.

So we'll jump into that in a hot second.

But I thought it was worth mentioning that, you know, we're here in Valparaiso.

We have 38,000 people in change worldwide.

not what you consider a large city and pretty much the type of American city where, you know, it's kind of thumbs on your cheeks.

Golly gee whiz kind of community, you know, where it's Mr. Sandman.

Like it, it's just, it's kind of very little crime.

Yeah.

Simple life.

You, you could argue it only exists as a suburb of Chicago and, But people in Valpo could also argue they could exist without Chicago.

We're Chicagoland nonetheless, but the city itself is 40,000 people, give or take.

Yes, that is correct.

That being said, there isn't a lot of crime here.

There isn't much that goes on.

It's a college town too, so we have some good bars, some good dive bars.

People go on the weekends and have a good time and whatever.

Not much exciting happens.

Usually the most exciting thing is maybe a fight at the bar.

That's about it.

Not a whole hell of a lot happens here.

And I think everybody kind of would love to keep it that way.

However...

Last night, that wasn't the case, as our community was added to the list of communities that had someone pass away last night due to gun violence.

And it happened at a