Nico Carney

Right, and it's like, yeah, and it's always, anyway, so all that to say, I just find it really, I can find it frustrating on the flip side of that argument of when I can see this beautiful, diverse place that could be so much more, and like,

you're just hanging on to your creature comforts and you're, you know, this middle zone where you get to feel comfortable all the time.

And I just, so it makes me frustrated at times that some people down there really double down on the comfort of just being like,

I live on a river, and I'm never going to be politically engaged.

Yeah, I would love to live on the river and not be politically engaged either, but yeah.

Don't tell them when they're under a car.

And then they'll transition, it'll be a nightmare.

I mean, we're going to have to get, what a health plan we're going to have to get.

Well, that's the other thing.

It's like, okay, so we take a bunch of people's driver's license away.

Okay, now nobody's getting anything at the coffee shop.

These people can't get to work.

I mean, it's just, like, it's, like, it's just not practical at all.

It's just, like, we're just getting a bunch of people who now have to, like, try to figure out how to get the bus on time, and that's, like, not helpful.

I don't know.

It's just, it's exactly that.

It's just, like, it's, like, this isn't even something that's gonna... Even if you didn't want trans ideology out there, like, people not getting to work is not gonna help.

And there's a lot of infighting, and that's a big part of the community is fighting yourselves.

Yeah.

How is that going to help anybody?