Steve Byrne

Of course it would.

Why are you talking to an insane person like he said?

Wouldn't that be like, well, what if you told the pool man he could no longer use his net?

He had to pick up all the leaves by your hand.

He just charged the same and then you could get another pool man.

No, immediately the price goes up across the board if you enforce this across the board because everyone is going to be there 20% longer and work that much harder.

That's how it would work its way out.

It's the same way with adding anything like an airbag to a car.

It adds to all cars and they all go up $500.

That's how it works.

It's the law.

Boom.

It all gets tacked on.

There's many examples of this where it'll get tacked on and that'll be it.

There could be some insane gardeners who would come do it at the same price, but they're going to quickly be out of business because they're not going to be able to keep up.

Yeah, but I'm saying it's going to happen on a one-on-one basis with everyone immediately.

Like, you're going to tell your gardener, you can no longer use this, and he's going to go through your maid, whoever speaks Spanish in the house, I've got to charge you more.

And that's what's going to happen.

That's my take on it.

But Brian says, no, either way...