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And just for you to get a grasp on how much money can be made by doing this, if you're a company, that company made $2.05 billion in 2023. And essentially, if you're the city, the city runs up, you have all kinds of problems. You got people not paying bills on time. You got all these different, you know, all this stuff. You got to hire the workers. You got to do all this stuff.

And just for you to get a grasp on how much money can be made by doing this, if you're a company, that company made $2.05 billion in 2023. And essentially, if you're the city, the city runs up, you have all kinds of problems. You got people not paying bills on time. You got all these different, you know, all this stuff. You got to hire the workers. You got to do all this stuff.

And just for you to get a grasp on how much money can be made by doing this, if you're a company, that company made $2.05 billion in 2023. And essentially, if you're the city, the city runs up, you have all kinds of problems. You got people not paying bills on time. You got all these different, you know, all this stuff. You got to hire the workers. You got to do all this stuff.

And this company runs up and was like, yo, we'll take all this off your hands. Not only will we take it off your hands, we'll pay you for it. So to the city, and they saying, look, I do a better job than y'all do. Why? Because this is all we do. You got all this other stuff you got to take care of. We're going to only take care of the water. Look, we'll give you $30 million for it.

And this company runs up and was like, yo, we'll take all this off your hands. Not only will we take it off your hands, we'll pay you for it. So to the city, and they saying, look, I do a better job than y'all do. Why? Because this is all we do. You got all this other stuff you got to take care of. We're going to only take care of the water. Look, we'll give you $30 million for it.

And this company runs up and was like, yo, we'll take all this off your hands. Not only will we take it off your hands, we'll pay you for it. So to the city, and they saying, look, I do a better job than y'all do. Why? Because this is all we do. You got all this other stuff you got to take care of. We're going to only take care of the water. Look, we'll give you $30 million for it.

That's free money. And you ain't got to worry about it. All you got to do when people call complaining about their water is just say, please hold and transfer it to us. You ain't got nothing to worry about. And the city say, okay, that sounds good. Now, are you going to change your prices? It's like, why would we change our prices? We don't need to change our price.

That's free money. And you ain't got to worry about it. All you got to do when people call complaining about their water is just say, please hold and transfer it to us. You ain't got nothing to worry about. And the city say, okay, that sounds good. Now, are you going to change your prices? It's like, why would we change our prices? We don't need to change our price.

That's free money. And you ain't got to worry about it. All you got to do when people call complaining about their water is just say, please hold and transfer it to us. You ain't got nothing to worry about. And the city say, okay, that sounds good. Now, are you going to change your prices? It's like, why would we change our prices? We don't need to change our price.

Matter of fact, we could probably charge less because we ain't got the same things y'all got. Well, at least for the first few years, kind of like the phone bill when they like, oh, you sign up for this much money a month for the first three months or your cable for the first two years. And then one day your cable bill come in and it's just psycho.

Matter of fact, we could probably charge less because we ain't got the same things y'all got. Well, at least for the first few years, kind of like the phone bill when they like, oh, you sign up for this much money a month for the first three months or your cable for the first two years. And then one day your cable bill come in and it's just psycho.

Matter of fact, we could probably charge less because we ain't got the same things y'all got. Well, at least for the first few years, kind of like the phone bill when they like, oh, you sign up for this much money a month for the first three months or your cable for the first two years. And then one day your cable bill come in and it's just psycho.

And you like, I don't know why the hell this costs so much more. And they're like, oh yeah, the contract was for this long. And then after that, It went back to regular price. That's essentially what's happening. That's why I was like, if your water bill go crazy, who you going to call? Like, what are you going to say? Like, uh, they could just be like, yeah, it just costs more now.

And you like, I don't know why the hell this costs so much more. And they're like, oh yeah, the contract was for this long. And then after that, It went back to regular price. That's essentially what's happening. That's why I was like, if your water bill go crazy, who you going to call? Like, what are you going to say? Like, uh, they could just be like, yeah, it just costs more now.

And you like, I don't know why the hell this costs so much more. And they're like, oh yeah, the contract was for this long. And then after that, It went back to regular price. That's essentially what's happening. That's why I was like, if your water bill go crazy, who you going to call? Like, what are you going to say? Like, uh, they could just be like, yeah, it just costs more now.

So for the city, the city is like, look, it's free money. We could put this money into other stuff we've been trying to work on and y'all going to get a better situation. And again, no one looks at the logo on their bill. So the utilities industries, right, a few years ago, I think in 2016, got this law passed that made cities want to sell it. It's called the Fair Market Value Laws.

So for the city, the city is like, look, it's free money. We could put this money into other stuff we've been trying to work on and y'all going to get a better situation. And again, no one looks at the logo on their bill. So the utilities industries, right, a few years ago, I think in 2016, got this law passed that made cities want to sell it. It's called the Fair Market Value Laws.

So for the city, the city is like, look, it's free money. We could put this money into other stuff we've been trying to work on and y'all going to get a better situation. And again, no one looks at the logo on their bill. So the utilities industries, right, a few years ago, I think in 2016, got this law passed that made cities want to sell it. It's called the Fair Market Value Laws.

One example is in Pennsylvania was Act 12, which was in 2016. And- The concern is cities feel like they can't keep up with environmental laws and keep up with city growth. Cities are growing so fast. So many people are moving in. We're destroying the earth at a particular exponential rate. And the government wants us to not destroy the planet. Oh, hum. So I got all these laws. I got it.

One example is in Pennsylvania was Act 12, which was in 2016. And- The concern is cities feel like they can't keep up with environmental laws and keep up with city growth. Cities are growing so fast. So many people are moving in. We're destroying the earth at a particular exponential rate. And the government wants us to not destroy the planet. Oh, hum. So I got all these laws. I got it.