B
Because, um, in our case, one is at the state and the other one is at the federal level. Because you have to de, because you have to deal with the I N, yeah, because you have to deal with the, uh, imi-, immigration service.
A
Oh, I see, oh the state doesn't require it. Well that's kind of, that's rather, that's rather unusual, isn't it.
B
Yeah it is, it's, uh, the whole thing is, I mean there's, again there's no consistency. You know, like in your, in terms of you being a pilot and being tested randomly, um, I can't see why after a certain number of years or after a certain time frame they can't do it at an interval, or you know, I mean MUMBLEx,
A
Well I guess, I guess the extension of that is, why, why not, the next thing you know, we'll just stop a random amount of motorists and then if we really think that drugs are a problem we can randomly stop anybody on the street.
B
They, they do that in Texas.
A
Oh, they do?