Braxton McCoy

So percentages will change.

Percentages that are drawn from each will change.

I was at my in-laws a couple weeks ago, and I was watching local news.

There was a 20-minute piece about how they need to build homes around Washington County, St.

George, that kind of stuff, and there's just no place to do it.

We don't have room, et cetera.

Clearly trying to sell this bill to people.

It was a realtor and a politician for the most part talking, and then maybe a sob story from some person that probably moved there from California whose kid can't buy a house, which I'm receptive to, man.

Home prices are ridiculous in the West.

So I get that argument, but...

The realtor was saying things like, if I could get 1,500 new homes in this area, I could have them sold before they were done being built, stuff like that.

Obviously, real estate developers would enjoy that.

Realtors would enjoy that.

But then the water question comes up.

And even in this piece, there's just some weird vagaries.

They say, oh, we're going to build six new reservoirs down here.

Like, okay, well, you can build a dam, right?

But you have to have water to fill the reservoir.

Do you know about this guy?

I've had Twitter interactions with him.