B
Yeah.
A
-- raises every eighteen months you got to go now, hey, wait a minute, we're in a recession here. We, uh, our town didn't pass the school budget this year and for the first time in many, many years just because people are, are in the recession and they're, even though we've, uh, enjoyed very good employment here for the past ten years, now we got eight percent, uh, unemployment when it used to be four or five. People are going, whoa.
B
Yeah.
A
So,
B
Starts hitting closer to home.
A
Yeah, but I always, see it's all, it's all money. This, like a couple other topics we had talked about was crime. It, it's, it's all money based. And what you can do unless you just get down to the parent level and, and then if you're in a bad situation where you have to send your child to a bad school. Who knows, bu-, maybe we do, we need some more Catholic schools, support the church instead. They seem to have done a, the good job in the past. In, uh, some places, uh, you couldn't go to a public school. It was miles down the road and the only school you could go to was the Baptist school or the Catholic school so,