Clarence Jones

So I'm going to leave it like that.

I think that, you know, I think we are like the rest of the population.

I mean, there are struggles that we've had some of our some of our colleagues that have been involved with the loss of funding and things like that.

And we're just trying to figure out what we can do at this time.

That sounds really, you know, like I said, that sounds like really pie in the sky kind of thing.

But I do think that, you know,

By finding out specifically what is available and being able to work with that is how I feel like we have to move ahead.

I can't do everything, you know what I'm saying?

And like I said, a lot of these decisions are totally out of my realm, beyond my pay grade.

But I still have to figure out how do I creatively help my community to stay healthier.

I'm very positive.

I am positive that working with the right kind of colleagues, we're going to figure out a way to continue to make our communities healthier in spite of all the challenges that we have.

And so I...

My thing is that I really look forward, in spite of all of the challenges, I look forward to working more closely with my colleagues to find solutions to the work that we have to do.

Yeah, don't give up.

Don't give up.

Well, you know, for me, thank you, Dean.

One of the things for me is this, from a community perspective, I want to know who's benefiting from all these changes?

Good question.

I mean, that to me is, who's benefiting from, I mean, you know, the... Follow the money, we used to say in journalism.