John Morgan

That's the issue of the day, and it applies.

Oh, the small business owners.

Well, look, what should happen, and you're absolutely correct.

Do you know Jose Oliva?

He was the speaker in Florida.

When I was going to do the minimum wage, he came to me.

He said, John, don't do it.

He's got a cigar company down in Miami.

And Jose said, don't do it.

He was very much against it.

And I said, Jose, I don't want to do it as a constitutional amendment.

I would rather you all do it where we could tailor it to the state.

Because as one single subject, it's very limited what you can do.

Like I would have preferred to have a deal where, you know, people 18 and under didn't have to fall into it.

People younger, you know.

So what should really happen is state by state by state, they should come in.

Because look, when I hire people to work in New York, I mean, I got offices on Wall Street.

A one-bedroom studio is $4,000 a month.

That's different.

I just filmed a commercial with John Daly in Arkansas a few weeks ago.