Robbie 'The Fire' Bernstein

Yeah.

Even in the case of cause I've had this, someone breaks up with someone, got a crash on your couch.

It's a year later.

And you're like, Hey, you're supposed to crash on the couch.

It's a year later.

Yeah.

And there's something that he said when people come to countries because you know, there's shenanigans in their country that it's not like they pick up and go afterwards.

It's like even the Holocaust Jews, I don't think they were looking to go back or the Syrian refugees.

I don't think they're looking to go back.

There's something to be said for like, hey, you got a bit of an emergency situation.

So I feel like we're not comfortable enough with the concept of like a second-class citizenship or even maybe like –

area like safe areas of uh of internment or something i don't know it seems like there's there's a bit of a middle ground between all right you can't it's not safe for you out there anymore so you can be here like forever versus you can ride out this wave but you can't stay