Matt Randolph

It should be one of the most secured things.

And it's owned by private companies.

It makes no sense to me.

It's the compounding effect of it, too, is a lot of people don't think about it.

You know, if you're living, you know, just anywhere, like in an apartment in Dayton, Ohio, I don't know why I thought of that.

But let's just say you are and your electric bill is $1,200 a month.

How much do you think the factory down the road is paying for theirs?

And how much do you think Walmart's paying for theirs?

Like all of that stuff goes across the whole spectrum.

economic portfolio.

And so when your bill's a thousand dollars, everything else you buy is more expensive too, because all of their bills are hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Like this is a whole thing.

Like this isn't just people's utility bills at their homes.

I honestly wasn't keeping track of what I either agreed or disagreed with him on.

I mean, it was so refreshing that I just felt like I was speaking to someone that was giving genuine answers that they had thought out.

Like, I don't care about disagreeing with someone.

It's, are they being genuine?

Are they telling me what they actually believe?

Or are they playing some game with me?

And that whole conversation, I just felt like he was being very genuine and honest and