A
Well, we don't either, in Texas.
B
They shu, they shuttle them in and shuttle them out and they get them, get them early parole in order to make rooms for the new criminals who stay there for their six weeks and then they're, they're paroled, uh, to make room for the newest criminals and it just, it, it's just really absurd.
A
Well, it, it certainly is, and, uh, that would be a huge concern. You know, I don't think the general public really realizes this as far as what goes on with our criminal system, our judiciary system and everything else. It's just, uh, it's terrible the way it is right now.
B
I think the general public is so overwhelmed by things right now, so many different things coming in so many different directions that they've just decided to become apathetic towards it all because they realize there's abs-, or they think that there's absolutely nothing they can do about it.
A
Yeah, as far as steps to reduce crime, if it's, uh, crimes like we're just been discussing, obviously we, we need more prisons and more corrective facilities to put these people in --
B
Yeah.