B
Well, I'll tell you why I feel so, I feel strongly about this topic. I don't know a whole lot about the immigration laws. But I do know that in the, where I live and I teach school, there are so many Orientals that have come here and there's a lot of Mexican people too. Which is not, neither here nor there, but the fact is that all the Orientals that are here are very affluent, uh, very wise in money matters and have ta-, have taken over a lot of businesses, and have, Really, ki-, it's kind of scary because they're so bright. They're, all the kids that I have that are Oriental are really far above the American kids. And they, and the, the parents are unbelievable because they are just on the way up. And money is their main goal. And it's k-, it really is kind of scary because there's, there's just oodles of them. And you can not believe the businesses and corporations that have been taken over by Orientals. And it's k-, it's kind of scares me, not that I don't want them here and not that I don't appreciate the fact that, you know, that they have rights too. But on the other hand, you feel like almost they're, they're invading us to the point where they're going to take over.
A
Right. Actually my son once said that, that, perhaps, uh, what we should do is, is buy a little square of land some place in the Midwest. And, and that might be the solution.
B
I think probably that's,
A
Uh-huh.
B
And I was born in Ohio,
A
Uh-huh.