Rudy Rush

Yeah.

I think because of the history of the country, but because of, you know, what's, you know, perpetuated in the news and TV shows and everything.

It's always, and it changed the whole dynamic of what I thought this conversation was going to be like when you put those numbers out there, honestly.

You said it to me.

I'm thinking we're talking black and white and how people are perceived and how people go about it and talk about our own personal experiences with it.

But to know that those numbers are so far away from where we are, like even with the 15%, people don't understand that's a lot.

5% is a lot more than 10%.

You know what I'm saying?

15% is more than 10.

And to have a 45%, that's unbelievable.

Like that's almost every other

if not every two people to one, you know what I mean?

So that's crazy.

Yeah.

No, not at all.

You know what?

They could, though, because the Hispanics, they bring some seasoning.

They got more seasoning than black folks.

I'm going to give you that.

Black folks got some seasoning.