Tony Mantor

After all, we're all in this together in this world.

I was speaking with a legislator.

They put a bill together and it passed in the legislator and then got thrown out in the Senate.

So how do we get those people to understand that we need changes?

Because some people may do some things and people will think they're bad to the core.

In reality, the system just failed them.

Yes, I completely agree with you.

I think that's a great issue that you just brought up.

There's a lot of people that have no clue what people are going through.

They have to go see it, feel it.

They can't live it, but at least they get the opportunity to see what others have to live with on a daily basis.

The one problem I see is when these people get discharged,

then they're back into the real world.

They might not have the support they need.

So how do we get to people to see what these people are going through, yet understand that they need more than just what they're getting at that facility?

They need help afterwards.

I think that's a really great idea.

That way people get to see in real life what's happening rather than just being told what's happening.

Lots of times when you see it, it can be impactful.

Now, you've been in the legislature for quite some time now.