Todd Pultz

And that's where most of my properties are at or the inner cities is what people don't see is they don't see the truth of the governments in our society, right?

And that's where most of my properties are at are the inner cities.

What people don't see is they don't see the truth of the governments in our society, right?

If you watch a city council meeting of an inner city, what do they talk about?

If you watch a city council meeting of an inner city, what do they talk about?

the homeless population, the addicts, and how much help they want to give them.

the homeless population, um, the addicts and how much help they want to give them.

And they try to make everybody believe that that's really what they're into.

And they try to make everybody believe that that's really what they're into.

The truth is there's not help out there for all of them the way that they would portray it, right?

The truth is there's not help out there for all of them, the way that they would portray it.

Right.

If it wasn't for the private entities that are out there that are helping people with addiction and helping people with homelessness, it would never get solved because our governments just can't do it.

Um, if it wasn't for the private entities that are out there that are, that are helping people with addiction and helping people with homelessness, it would never get solved because our governments just can't do it.

So the fact that when you're in inner city, that there's not all this funding that's out there to help these people, right?

So the fact that, uh, when you're in inner city, that there's not all this funding that's out there to help these people is

And I don't think there should be, I'm not saying that, but there's so many people that are out there that are homeless, that are addicted to drugs.

And I don't think there should be, I'm not saying that, but there's so many people that are out there that are homeless, that are addicted to drugs.

It's impossible, man.

It's impossible, man.