B
um, I don't see a problem with that. I do think, I see some level of necessity, um, in something where people are transporting other people, uh, only because of the things you've heard about. The problem is the reason I feel that way, even to a low degree is because it's the old story the minority make it bad for the, you know, majority, um.
A
Yeah, I, I can understand the public's alarm to it,
B
Yeah, I'm not alarmed.
A
but, I guess, having done this all my life, I knew that there wasn't a problem and, and it, indeed it has proved out that way, but now, try to get the damn thing repealed, you know.
B
You can't, yeah, I know, it's, um.
A
I guess I feel bad because, uh, not only that but in some of the instances like you just cited where you have to give your fingerprints, I mean wha-, what, what happens if you say no. If you say no then you're excluded and I, doesn't seem the courts,