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Yeah, I mean it's the way Social Security is set up and then what it ended up turning into. Two completely different things to be exposed to because it's a very, very complex thing. But then when the people would come up and do something on things, they started robbing the piggy bank. And that's what it does today. They just kept going back and forth. And it used to be okay because more people were being retired, but we had a decrease in working population, the population coming out here, decreasing kids, and an increase in people's Social Security. And that kind of changed dynamics. Now we're looking at more people retired and needing money, but they're actually working and putting the money into the system. It can help, but think back when Bush used to start a privatization of at least part of Social Security, we wouldn't be talking about people that are already paid into it. I mean about people that were coming in new to put money away so they could put in the stock market better. And they totally would push it out. And the people that were putting Social Security out, more money than what they're getting. But it's always been nice and you've got to live everything in the stock market. So, you know, some of the criminals go into that. But you'll probably just borrow more money in order to keep it somewhat going, but there's already going to be so much to add.

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