Kristen

But yeah, that racking that, you know, racking that slide or dropping that safety is going to be those extra things.

Well, I was looking through your notes as well and just talking about being more involved.

And while this is a two way thing, it's not necessarily a two way, but it's just getting involved locally and politically, which eventually does lead to our two way rights.

I think too many people.

Because I wear very public, very voicey shirts, spicy shirts that, you know, when I travel and people are a lot of times say, you know, I love your shirt or, you know, you're bold or whatever.

Well, I tell and especially when there are people that say, oh, I love it.

I said, we need to tell your friends.

Or people say, I'm not very political.

And it's like, why not?

Why aren't you?

Why aren't we having these conversations at the dinner table about politics and religion?

Because we need to have these conversations.

You need to vote politically.

You need to do your research.

You need to get involved.

Because all of these things that impact us, you have your local elections where your city, well, they're controlling your drainage.

They're controlling...

And all of the things in your community, the school controls our taxes and raising our children.

So, again, your politicians determines our gun laws and fights for us or against us, depending on what state and area that you live in.

So I think my biggest thing is people not feeling the need to be politically involved anymore.