B
Well, uh, I'm, I'm certainly under the, uh, uh, the influence of the idea that, that the government needs to have less control on what, uh, what the citizens do, although I do see this as a, uh, something that definitely needs to be taken care of. Whether that, whether that should be put in the hands of the corporation or the, the hands of the, hands of the government is a, you know, a, a different question I think, as far as I'm concerned. I-, in, in other words, I am fa, in favor of drug contro-, or, or, or drug testing. Uh, I was drug tested when I came to my job here at T I. Yet --
A
Uh-huh.
B
-- but, but at the same time, I don't think, uh, that should be governed by by the government, uh, per se. I think it should be more by the private institution. How about you?
A
Yeah, I think that the corporations should, uh, do all that. They should, uh, have drug screening before they hire --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- an employee and, uh, any time that an employee, like if they're coming to late work all the time and, uh --