Katee Sackhoff

No.

I don't know, though.

I don't know.

And granted, I do not know enough about this to be speaking about it with authority.

But you do talk to some people that find themselves homeless.

And I've had this conversation with somebody who found themselves homeless and started doing drugs because try spending the night out on the street.

You're not comfortable.

Depending on your circumstances, where you are, potentially what your gender is, what your own mental health is.

Or you have high self-respect, but you had a really shitty fucking day.

Or someone you were caring for had cancer and you lost your house because they passed and you didn't go to work for a year and a half.

For whatever reason, you then start using drugs because it helps numb the life.

So I don't know.

I think you're right there that a lot of people who do do drugs find themselves on the street.

But I also think that a lot of people who are on the street for other reasons find their way to drugs.

And so it's it is just a it's a really big problem with a lot of moving parts.

And I think first and foremost, we have to trying to find our way to empathy and figure out how to help people.

There's a lot of wasted money in this country, let's be honest.

It is.

It wouldn't surprise me.

I mean, government is a business.