Scott. I have some questions for you. I'm begging you, that is it. Scott Smith, kind of down. That point was born when you saw a startup, the SRO program. This was a thing that was then that the accounting company went over for quite some time, and then they decided they had a mission for us to include, to start up with a blade. They went back and include all the schools. My other question is now, this is a double form of the council knowing anything about it. I know of this with us. We're focused on more farmers. We're talking about the potential bit. You've got these independent schools. One of the independent schools came from their own, I believe the SRO boss are out there. When this all starts and they're being, maybe a better idea of how they're going to be equal law. Taxpayers in the accounting process, once you open a landlord's box, I feel like this is going to be a council problem on whether you fund this, and how are you going to fund this? I'm just asking, as they mentioned, about the big picture of where we are, addressing the taxpayers equally across the accounting and all school systems.
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