Jon Slavet

What certain school districts have started to do is say that you cannot have your phone

you know, in your hand or, you know, in my kid's school had pouches at the beginning of the class.

Right.

It's like it's like it's what government officials do if they go into a secure site.

So I think these kinds of ideas are good.

I think they they should be locally determined.

I don't believe in the state of California.

imposing things like that on school districts or kids or parents.

Let me get you out of here on this.

Yeah, I'm against all new taxes.

And in California, including this billionaire tax, in California, which I know this happens in other states, Chuck, there is a hidden system of what are called special funds.

So a county or the state will say, hey, we have a huge need.

For example, a big, beautiful bill cut health care spending.

We wanna initiate a new tax, a sales tax.

It's a 10th of a percent.

You're not gonna notice it.

It's gonna accrue the county $500 million over the next four years.

And we're gonna use that money to pay for healthcare.

What happens?

That money is raised and it is shifted into the general fund of the county or the state to be spent on anything.