Mark Ganis

I agree.

That's part of my thinking.

They say, oh, we only met in university.

Blame the Treasury.

No, I'm not.

Yeah, I think we've got off the topic a bit.

It's kind of disintegrated into a pub argument.

I, for one, am very happy to see this blueprint change.

I think it's nearly 100 years late, but it's better late than never.

And we have this huge opportunity to plan out all aspects of a new society that I think other countries would kill to do.

We can revise our health care, our military, our policing, our education, and we can aim to improve all of them, which is a very unique opportunity.

Yeah, and the guys who were probably thinking of Brexit might have thought the same thing because there was no popular support, no huge support for leaving the EU and Britain at the time.

But the moment the government started talking about it, it whips people up, media gets involved, and we end up with situations like now where people like yourself are talking about it.

Agreed.

It may not be the only option that remains.

Listen, you know, Governor Pritzker is acting like there isn't a state just a few minutes away that has legislation that wants to try and to bring the Bears to northwest Indiana.

He's acting like he's the only game in town.

Good morning, gentlemen.

I am doing very well.

It's great to talk to you again.