B
That's right, um,
A
But it's funny because here in California things are getting, uh, increasingly democratically oriented, in, in the sense of people being able to vote for things. I mean, we have these initiatives, state initiatives now.
B
Oh.
A
The first really popular, you know wide spread one was, uh, Proposition Thirteen which was a, uh, tax revolt,
B
Right, I r-,
A
against property taxes. Uh, and, you know, now we're, and that was whatever, ten years ago and now we're up to Proposition a Hundred and fifty or something like that. I mean, we've just, there were apparently voters who just threw up their hands after the last voters pamphlet because they were asked, being asked to make decisions on topics that would have three different competing proposals and you had to vote for, you know, yes or no on each of them and no one could make heads or tails out of some of them and it was incredibly complicated and difficult. And a lot of people revolted against that, they said we don't want to have to decide all these things,