Ryan Zink

We could offset and let them use it.

Closed loop systems, I think, are going to be mostly beneficial, but they cost, they take a lot of energy.

And how are we supposed to keep, you know, the, we have to stay ahead of China.

We have to stay ahead of Russia.

That's what I would like to see.

Well, yeah.

I would like to, so I would like to get on several committees, like the Ag Board, energy sector.

And because I believe that we can do this, but at what cost?

I mean, we're already $40 trillion in debt.

We just spent like, what, another $800 million like yesterday, the day before.

So is the district being asked to pay for some of this stuff?

Yeah.

I think that just like anything else, you know, they say this is not going to hurt you.

You know, this is not going to affect your, you know, your electric bill.

And then what do we see three years down the road when the funding runs out?

Yeah.

But you see this all the time where we get promised something to say like wind turbines.

They said that it was going to be like one of the greatest things.

I built them.

I built hundreds of these things.