Jon Slavet

And then people care about some of their local stuff, but the reality is what happens at the state level has a bigger impact on people's lives than anything else.

I love getting rid of the red dye number eight.

And I love copying more of what Europe does in a good way when it comes to our supply chain for food.

I also believe in science.

OK, and and and and, you know, and the right vaccine.

So so I think there's a balance, Chuck.

But I am I am an anti nanny state guy.

I do not believe that the government should be telling the private sector and individual people how to do what they do in general.

But, yes, some basic guardrails.

Well, listen, Australia did it.

I think it's a joke because there are so many workarounds to get around that.

So I think de facto, it's a joke.

You can wave that kind of law around, say you're doing something.

At the end of the day, Chuck, it comes down to our parents involved in their kids' lives.

So for instance-

My kids didn't have phones until they were 13.

And the reason they got it is because they were taking the train to school and needed a way to communicate.

Okay.

But all their friends had phones starting at God knows what age.

So I think parents need to get involved with their kids and parent them.