A
Yeah, we, we are, it's like we are partly responsible for their problems by loaning them all that money, that was really stupid on our part to even loan it to them. You don't loan money to people like that. I mean if you feel like you need to give them something to help them out, fine, but you don't go making billions of dollars of loans in, to people that you can just look at the situation,
B
They know they're not going to pay it back.
A
Yeah, and know that they are going to be capable of paying us back, and that puts a bondage on them. It makes, you know, pressure on the nation, and on the people, and on the leadership, and makes their inflation go up, and it's just a big mess.
B
Did you go to Mexico City, uh, anywhere near when the earthquake hit.
A
No, but I knew people, I was there before that, but I knew people, I got a letter from a friend of mine that I had met there, that who, who the apartment building was destroyed and they were living in a tent, so it's kind of weird, you know. To these people who were on U S dive, the Mexican diving, we went to the pool together, and watched them dive and all this, so they were you know, just normal people, weren't squatters or poor people or anything that, uh, I did, I knew all of my friends there, but none of them that I know of, got killed in it. But, uh, they're all Christians though. God really protected them. See that broke out a revival in Mexico City. That C B S news and A B C never told you about. There's been a real revival in Mexico City since that earthquake, because there's a lot of, you know there's a lot of sin in those nations and a lot, lots of witchcraft, a lot of witchcraft. A whole lot of witchcraft.
B
Oh, I can imagine.