Vincent Oshana

Grace.

I have one request of Tico.

We're going to see what he's going to be doing.

We do.

It's in the description.

It's also pinned to the chat.

She became president of Levi's.

Now, question, like to slightly play devil's advocate, where's the line between giving feedback and being, I know there's disrespectful things in there, but, you know, you're not saying that you're like just straight up against feedback and, you know, pointing out blind spots, right?

Yeah, I was going to say the exact same thing in part.

So it's 33% of California's budget that comes from the federal budget.

So yeah, he's got the ultimate lever here to put pressure on them.

And I mean, this is like, my God, this is just layers and layers of helplessness and problems for the people there.

I mean, the people who are trying to rebuild and can't get a permit are people who could afford a rebuild.

I mean, it's already...

what, $800,000 on average for a house in California.

So those are probably $2 million homes.

A huge percentage of them weren't even covered by insurance because their insurance got pulled or retroactively said they weren't going to cover it.

So just getting the permit to build the thing is probably for a small portion of people.

A lot of people can't even probably rebuild it if they did get the permit.

So, you know, the fact that they're making it this difficult for them, I think that is a screaming verification that there is something weird here where there's an agenda to build something different, make it fundamentally different than it was before because it was a residential thing before.