Mark Mitchell

That's all.

If you don't want me in your neighborhood, I'll be in your neighborhood.

If you don't want me in your place of employment, I don't want to be around where people don't want me around.

And he was just sort of expressing that.

But he said it in a way that people could twist it and use it and whatever.

And he tried to help people understand that

The polling showed that they don't want you around.

That's what your polling showed.

Yeah.

It's not okay to be you.

Yeah.

I will just make a pitch for contact.

You can live and hang out with whoever you want, but it's really important to contact different people, different ideas and not live in a bubble.

Don't be afraid.

It's just whenever people have studied how to undo any bias towards other people, contact is always the means.

Mark, we appreciate you coming back.

Where would you like people to go to find you?

And I'm hoping there's some sort of trends that this is some sort of bottom in terms of the directionality of where things are going for Mark.

And that next time we speak, you have an optimistic tone.

It'll be very interesting to see if that's true.