B
You hope.
A
Yeah, you hope. Well, I think, I, I don't know. I just think it, it's, it's a duty of the parent to do that. I mean, jeez, my parents always helped me and, I don't know, it's just like you say, it's the way you're raised and the economic situation you're in. I can see some lady, she's twenty-one years old and she's got four kids. A kid in, her first grader, I don't see where she's going to have much time for them. So, I don't know. It's just like,
B
I guess you just have to wonder, is it up to the, is it, you know, who, who's supposed to make the change, the, the state, the govern-, the federal government, you know, where's the money supposed to come from. Is it, you know --
A
I don't know. Actually, I think it's, I think it should be --
B
-- what, what do you advocate, more taxes or better management of what they got?
A
-- a civic level, the city level and a, a system level really to find out, and t-, to see what they need and not overinflate it, like, if the teachers are getting six percent raises every year when people in industry have been getting cut back, and you're getting --