Garrison Davis

But there's going to be some work that needs to be done in order to, you know, turn this, you know, would-be Amazon warehouse into a place for people.

And is there work that, you know, local organizers—because they're organizers.

We're all, you know, we're all organizers.

Is there work that local organizers can do to—

to try to unite with laborers, with workers who, you know, might be working on this facility to try to like prevent them?

Or like city workers, like can they prevent city workers from like actually hooking up this warehouse to the city utilities?

Right.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Presumably.

Yeah.

There will be a building contractor, right?

Like they will want to build thousands of cells in this giant.

Yeah.

The call of that stuff.

And especially with it happening so quickly, like, you know, anything that delays that will cause it to at least slow it down, I guess.

I think another angle that we haven't talked about yet is the environmental angle.

Like with Social Circle, you know, this is, I mean, a town of 5,000.

It's going to nearly triple the number of people in this place.

And also triple the amount of waste and sewage that's going to be coming out of this place.