A
Okay, let's see. I think, uh, I guess, if I call I'm supposed to start. I think, uh, that's the way everybody has done it so far.
B
Okay.
A
But, anyway I think that, um, we are paying a lot in taxes, but I think that we have a government and we have a lot of freedoms, and we have a lot of things that the governments do with our money. Um, we're probably one of the, the only countries in the world that has all the things that we have. The, you know, as far as the quality of the streets, the school systems, um, the hospital stuff that the government gives money to. Um, the, you know, all the things that the government does like that. I, uh, I think they need to manage it a little bit better, but I don't think, uh, anybody is just going to come in and fix it in a couple of weeks, because they've been messing it up for many years, now. So,
B
I have to agree that.
A
Yeah.
B
And you're right. We, I mean, we, you know, we do have a good government. We do have a lot of things that, you know, that, you know, the taxes are there to support, but I do think they're mismanaged and I think that sometimes it's too easy of a, I don't know, to easy of an answer. It seems to say, I'll tax them if you can't get enough money, instead of trying to figure out how to cut budgets or cut spending or, or, you know, get all of the waste out of the spending.