Jaeden Schaefer

I'm not.

It's the exact same thing.

It's the exact same thing.

it's the same AC unit, it's the same house, everything's exact same, that electric costs have just literally doubled.

It's the same AC unit, it's the same house, everything's exact same, that electric costs have just literally doubled.

So I think we're definitely seeing this.

So I think we're definitely seeing this.

I think by having these companies, you know, contract for new capacity, it kind of better aligns responsibility with the demand, like they are using this.

I think by having these companies, you know, contract for new capacity, it kind of better aligns responsibility with the demand, like they are using this.

And I think that this is why it's important to get them to start paying for this, in my personal opinion.

And I think that this is why it's important to get them to start paying for this, in my personal opinion.

I also say it's worth noting that JPM hasn't been fully on board with this whole idea yet.

I also say it's worth noting that JPM hasn't been fully on board with this whole idea yet.

So it seems more like the Trump administration and a lot of these bipartisan governors are kind of pushing this on them.

So it seems more like the Trump administration and a lot of these bipartisan governors are kind of pushing this on them.

They are reviewing the proposal and they're working through some competing stakeholder interests.

They are reviewing the proposal and they're working through some competing stakeholder interests.

I think that's exactly how this probably should work.

I think that's exactly how this probably should work.

Gritter operators and private companies negotiating in kind of a market framework rather than having this all imposed on them.