The

The I was just talking about paying water bill and how like, I don't know if this is the case for you guys but like

over the last few days we've been dealing with trying to like get our daughter on Medicaid

and the and I dealt with this when I first moved back to Kentucky a few years ago, trying to establish that I was who I was to the government bureaucracy.

And the way nowadays, the way that they determine the validity of your identity, who say you are the way you deter what the way

you establish this to the federal government is not through the federal government itself who

issues you the social security card it's through a third party credit rating agency like that's who

determines who your identity is now, at least in Kentucky.

Like you have to essentially go through a third party credit rating agency and they can basically

objectively, quote unquote, verify to the-

Like Equifax or like TransUnion, like those outfits.

Exactly. That's how they verify who you say you are who you say you are.

That's like a weird ontological thing, right?

It's like at this point what backstops your identity is not the federal government.

It's your ability to be a debt-holding and debt-owning, like, citizen.

Right.

And like you mentioned too earlier a second ago, aren't these, like, companies always

having, like, there's always some data breach or something.

There's always some data breach.

And that's the thing.

Like, they do this.

The stated objective, the reason they do this

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