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KB9, NSK. Good morning Russell. This is KC2, PKG. You know, Dina is exactly right. This is a product, a growing problem, and now they've decided that they can just push these people out. Homeless people, people who don't have a roof over their heads. And of course there's going to be some people who are disabled. I really feel for the pet owners because that's awful, awful. You know, worrying about being able to have enough food for your pets. I have a solution to propose. I think the answer is communal living. And you know what? The answer is going to cost money no matter what it is. You just can't push people away and say, we'll go somewhere else. Because a lot of them will die. And we have a big homeless problem up here in Maine, if you can believe it, in Bangor, along the river. It's a huge encampment and they push them away and they push them away. And you know, some of these people have jobs but know where to live. Some of them don't have jobs and they're forced to sort of beg. But we don't have a society, we don't really have a solution for this. So my solution would be some form of communal living, policed communal living so it's safe. And then, you know, there have to be services in there to get them back on their feet. There has to be medical help. There has to be all of this other stuff. And you know, it's going to cost money. But just pushing away is that's not an answer. That is not an answer. Shame on them. Back to you KB9NSK. This is KC2. DKG.