Alvin Lui

And so when you see the suicide policies, it's partnered with the Trevor Project.

That is who wrote those policies.

Right.

Well, I'll tell you a funny story that happened to us in early on when Courage is a Habit just started.

So we had very, very little following, maybe like 2,500 followers.

And so I did this as a joke.

So I had saw that the State Farm, the insurance company State Farm had a page where they were supporting the Trevor Project and the Human Rights Campaign, all the transgender stuff.

Okay.

So

I did, I guess I did this as a joke.

So most parents will drive.

If you have teenagers that are driving and you have to put them under insurance, know that you have to pay a very high premium for, for your drivers.

If you're like 17, 18, 19, 20, 21.

And because every single insurance company, car insurance company in the planet knows that the most fatality of car accidents happen when you're under 25 and like over 70, because then now you're really old, your reaction time's slow, under 25 because you have no experience and you're reckless.

Because they know that your brain doesn't fully develop until you're about 25, 26, give or take a couple of years.

So as a joke, I post it.

Every parent that has State Farm should call them and say, hey, you need to remove my high premium for my 19-year-old.

Because apparently you believe that my 19-year-old's 15-year-old sibling or 13-year-old sibling is mature enough to make their own decision and say, I'm born in the wrong sex.

And if you truly believe that, then you certainly have to agree that my 19 and 20-year-old is mature enough to be a good driver.

I did it as a joke.