A
Yeah, I think the Mormon church has, sends out missionaries that,
B
Right. And the parents fund them for the whole year, year and a half that they're gone.
A
That's, uh, it's interesting. It gets them away from home and, and gets them to do something useful, although the kids today, though, it, it seems that almost that their concern for money, I, we were doing some investigating colleges and said the kids are much more interested today in, in trying to find a job, study something that will give them a job as opposed to, be curious, be curious as to if, if there was, if there was mandatory, you could choose the option of either a mandatory military service or voluntary, do you think that would be reasonable?
B
I think it would. In, in Israel, the, even the women are, are required to, to be in the military for a certain period of time. Uh, I was in the military, and I personally feel if, if they have draf-, the draft, that they should draft women as quickly as they do the men.
A
Well, but, the, the issue of, of, of, which, what, what would, what would you find, what would you have them do? You know there are a lot of people around with, there's a lot of unemployment right now. What would you have these people do if they were brought in?
B
What, into the service?