Jamie Siminoff

So every, every house had security guards and those security guards were people that worked the same house for 10 years or 20 years.

And I mean that from a knowledge perspective.

So the knowledge they had of that house was extreme.

Like they knew everything about you and that sort of residence and your family, how you lived, the people that come in and out.

Um,

And then if that neighborhood had an HOA with, call it private security, and those private security were also sort of around and knew everything, like what would happen?

Like when a dog gets lost, you know, you'd be like, oh my gosh, my dog is lost.

Well, they would call each other and one of them would find the dog very quickly.

So like, that's kind of like, so how do we sort of change that and bring that into the digital world?

No, I mean, today, I assume, I mean, so like I go to, I mean, if you want, I'll take you to a place where people live that they have to, when they get home from school, lock their doors and, you know, stay in their house and they can't go out.

I think the model is that doing crime in a neighborhood like that is not profitable.

And I think that you want people to move into another job.

Like, I don't think that crime is a good thing.

I think safer neighborhoods allow for kids to grow up in a better environment.

And I think that that allows them to...

be able to focus on the things that matter.

Um, and so that's kind of what we're going for.

Yeah.

It's not cops.

I think it's more that you have the ability to understand what's happening.