Sean Frasick

But when you're young and you have kids, you have a young family.

going to school like now you're spending 50 60 000 even at trade schools you got to get the books you got to pay for the classes you got to go to the classes you don't have time you got to make money to feed your kids you know what i mean debating about whether or not there is opportunity out there i think is actually this has become a different conversation is there more opportunity today to to make more money today than there was in the 90s no

Again, entrepreneurial people that can use the Internet, that can invest in themselves.

No, you cannot pick up a newspaper and call a place and get a job the same day anymore.

I'll just say it's the H-1B argument for the working class.

Think about the H-1B argument.

It's literally the same argument.

And to your point, Ian, no, maybe ICE isn't the way.

But what needs to happen is the consumer itself.

We have to look at when we're hiring landscaping, are they using mostly migrant workers?

Maybe we have to pay more to hire the landscaping company that uses all American workers.

Maybe we have to buy the product that's made with all American parts.

There is something that the consumer can do to push back on this that will then create opportunities in America.

You just have to get people to understand how important their dollar is.

They're out there.

And we can build this.

Yeah.

No, but they're out there.

They just cost more.

I understand because they know they can price out the competition.