Alan Graham

Well, what you have to say is that, you know, what neighborhood are you going to move it into?

Right.

And that that becomes the issue.

And I think we'd be better off, you know, building more options like the community first and pumping more money into that.

I'm going to guess 100, 150 people, not many.

It's not the – there's a new organization.

I can't remember the name right now.

Forgive me for that.

But that took it over about a year, year and a half ago or so, and they've done a marvelous job.

If you drive by it today, you can't even tell it's a shelter.

So it's actually being run extraordinarily well today.

Yeah.

That makes sense.

Urban Alchemy.

Urban Alchemy is an organization out of California somewhere that came in and took that over.

Yeah, but if I walk down 6th Street today, it's still full of people hanging out down there because there's a large crowd.

There's all the things, great panhandling opportunities.

Yeah.

So until they really revitalize that area of 6th Street, that will probably not change.

Are you a fan of that revitalization?