B
What?
A
Yes, you do. Well, I work for D I S D and I don't know what your talking about when you say health insurance, but Dallas doesn't pay. It pays most of mine, you know, now, after you work I think five years, they begin to pay most of it. But then, for the, the family, you know, I put my kids on my policy. It's like two hundred dollars --
B
Huh-uh.
A
-- and it's gone up quite a bit and they predict, you know, of course, it's going to keep going up. I wish they could go on and pay for all of our coverage, at some point. And benefits, you know, I'd like to see child care paid for or on-site child care sometime. I think that would be a MUMBLEx,
B
Huh-uh.
A
and it would make women go to work sometime if they knew their kids were being taken care of. They could go visit them during the day. What?