Rick Jordan

Yeah.

50,000 people or something over there.

That's all a cycle though too.

Yeah.

If you look back, I mean, you could go into the great depression.

I mean, I, I,

always loved history.

And I don't think there's anything new.

I mean, even back to the Civil War that you mentioned, too.

I mean, typically speaking, Democrats have always been spend, spend, spend, keep driving that up.

But you look back at coming out of the out of the Great Depression,

What happened, right?

It was World War II.

And what took place during that was a big spending program to build up our military where everybody was put to work again and it sparked a huge economic boom.

And then you saw after that that the debt actually was even paid down because our GDP was pushed up so much because we started selling weapons to the rest of the world too.

And it's cyclical.

So, I mean, if the economy goes down, history would show that.

that there's gonna be some big spending after this too.

Yeah, you're talking about allocation rather than the flow of the cash.

The flow of the cash is what gets everybody excited and that gets things moving.