B
And, yeah, if I figure out that's still what I really want to do and, th-, the things I'm finding out are the in terms of things like privacy, the way the law is interpreted, presented,
A
Yeah.
B
um, it's no better than journalism.
B
Um, except in journalism it's words, um, this is very frightening in that, uh, oh, and in, uh, in Texas they, they d-, they do not require for instance for prospective adoptive parents,
A
Um.
B
whether it's domestic or international, they're one of only five states that do not require a criminal investigation check. Yet, if you're caught with, let's just say, um, that somebody who's in ne-, not us, but somebody who's need of carting, um, aluminum beer cans around, they haven't touched them, they haven't drank them, they picked them up off the street and they want to take them to a recycling, uh, resource -- -- for money, or whatever. Um, they've, they've been going through a lot of bad publicity here in the last three or four months again, um, because they've been arresting people like that.