A
Yeah.
B
-- given by the court system, but, I don't know, with the economy the way it is, I think crime can't do much but go up.
A
No, I have to, I have to agree with you. I had occasion a couple years ago to hear the r-, s-, Chief of Police of Richardson, Texas speak and, you know, it's a shame, a, a criminal today, not a murderer, but a guy that breaks in houses and steals things and, you know, he does this and he does this for a couple of years, hides all the stash and works off of it and then when he gets caught, he'll be sentenced to something like five to seven years, but he gets five days credit for every day he serves. I mean, it's like a bonus to go to jail.
B
Right.
A
So,
A
subsequently, a five year sentence means he's going to be out in, uh, a year on probation. I mean, what he does, the chief said is he just merely goes back to his, his stash where he has it hidden and continues to operate and, uh, when he s-, uses up all that and spends all that money, then he, uh, starts robbing houses again or whatever and gets caught again and goes through the same thing.