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This is KN4LBS. All right. You know, I got to tell you what Kevin just was talking about. And I looked up, I asked Google, what do homelessness look like today? And it says a growing number of men, women, and families struggle with crisis. And it also says an increasing number of seniors, because seniors have a set income, they cannot go back to work. So they may be sleeping in cars, tents, or shelter spaces, and are diverse individuals, including people with disabilities and pet owners. Now that goes to contrast to what I once thought homelessness looked like. Homelessness today are families and their pets in the street. That's homelessness. It's not what we used to think of hobos. All right. It's not that anymore. The problem is, it's what Kevin says, the mic hasn't dropped yet. It hasn't. Where are these people going to go? And are you eventually going to be one of them? That's the problem. Are we going to be one of them before the mic drops? And it's going to be really bad. It's not only them. And then we're looking at what they're going to do to them, you know, and it's just where are they going to go? Where are these families going to go? There's no housing. There is just no housing. So I really think that Kevin said something, and the worst part about it, we can't do nothing about it. Really, it's up to our government to do something about it. We can't, as individuals, put up all these thousands of people into homes. That's something that the government needs to do and find a place for them instead of kicking them out of one place with no solution. There's no solution. Just kick them out. No solution. Where are they going to go next? Where you can kick them out against one somewhere else? I don't know. This is disastrous. Very disastrous because, you know, one minute you think you got it set, next thing some disaster comes and you're in the same position as them. So, you know, it's amazing of what's going on today. This is Kay in 4LBS.