Hey sorry missed you guys yesterday but we were doing kind of a short week this week and you

know anyway thanks for listening today today we're talking a little bit about

certainly government overreach essentially I was wonder why there's not more private

public sort of projects out there,

especially in the state like California.

We have so much technology, so many businesses that could be able to contribute.

It's like we never reach out our hand and ask.

Doesn't it seem like it?

Yeah, it's kind of like wartime,

when World War II broke out.

Well, it's not like, but when World War II broke out,

the government didn't go go we're going to make

tanks they went to Henry Ford and went hey could you help us make some B 17s and

then they took the guys who knew how to do things and they just converted it to wartime.

I'd like a little more of that with mass transit or whatever.

I completely agree.

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