A
And I've thought for years it would make a lot of sense to p-, create an eight hundred number for voters to call and, and vent their frustration with government.
B
Uh-huh.
A
Like one, eight hundred capitol or something like that.
B
Uh-huh.
A
You know, y-, just a number you could call from anywhere, anytime. I think that's coming and I think once, once people really start to communicate how they feel, things are going to change. Until then, I think, you know, it's going to be really painful. So the question is, how soon are we going to start to get our money's worth and, as you said, it's how soon we get involved, and I think we need to create mechanisms to allow us to get involved, like allowing us to call a toll free number and say, hey, look, do it this way, not that way, or I like this, or I don't like that, or this is how I feel about your spending my money on art that I don't think is art.
B
Yes, I understand that, but hopefully that the people that are listening to what our comments are take some action on it.