Andrew Schulz

Yeah, because there's like a person behind it.

Whereas like Kmart is like this corporation thing.

Like for the rest of their life.

Let's go get it.

Yeah.

It's crazy how – like the fires weren't even that long ago.

But they haven't even touched it.

Yeah, but I think they just said that they're going to start stripping back some of that legislation.

Yeah.

Exactly.

They're going to start putting low income housing up there.

This is what happened with, I think it was in Philadelphia, right?

I think there was a bridge that collapsed.

You remember this?

Was this in Philly, Pennsylvania?

And I think the governor was like, okay, we have to rebuild this because obviously there's going to be huge traffic situations.

We need this thing.

This is just how humans are going to...

kind of get around and so they stripped all legislation and they were able to put it up in a matter of weeks if I'm not mistaken Jamie you know what I'm talking about yeah I know what you're talking about I remember that story I remember something how long would this take if we didn't strip all the legislation they're like 16 to 18 months so you did in three weeks compared to 16 18 months

And I think this is where people get like frustrated with all the bureaucracy and the red tape.