Katee Sackhoff

Right.

So I don't know.

It's it's it's going to take somebody a lot more creative than me and and a lot of money and a lot of open minded people to figure out what to do.

because it's a big problem, and it's a big problem everywhere, every major city.

It doesn't matter if it's blue or red.

It doesn't matter.

It's a big problem.

horror horrific poverty where they had shanty towns where whole families were living these set up shanty towns because they couldn't afford to be in a house I don't know do you think it's a loss of in some regard it's a loss of community and it's a loss of empathy and caring for people you know I know that like in the town that I grew up when somebody was down on their luck everybody would come together and help that person yeah doesn't really happen anymore you know we're all so consumed with our own lives and you know what's happening to us I think

Well, everybody is hustling.

It's a big thing.

We've got too little time in the day, a lot to accomplish.

Everybody's just, how do I get mine?

How do I take care of my family?

How do I protect this?

How do I do that?

I don't have time to look at Earl.

Exactly.

But it's going to take a coordinated effort from our representatives to actually care about people enough to figure out what the right solution is.

Well, to me, what that says is that there are more and more people falling through the cracks every single day then.

Well, then, yeah.