Let's talk about Gen Z, how they're getting their driver's licenses at a rate far below previous

generations. So in 1997, 43% of 16-year-olds had their license, but just in the past couple of years,

that number has fallen to 25%. So a lot less Gen Zers getting their license. They chalk it up to

fear, anxiety, and finances, some are even same. So you're in anxiety of what? Driving,

even environmental concerns, contributing factors. Fear and anxiety of driving?

Okay, Kev, so you're Gen Z's what, 96? 96 to 2012. Okay, so you're close, so you can, it's like

it's like being an interpreter, right? With the, you know, when the pilgrims came over,

they had to have an interpreter. Yeah. You're not Native American, but you can speak the language,

right? You're not a, you're not a Gen Z, but you can speak the language. Right, I'm like

two millennial for the Gen Z and two Gen Z for the millennial. What's wrong with, what's wrong

with these people, Kev? I don't know, I used to, like for us, it was exciting to get your license.

I mean, it was freedom. Yeah, it could not wait. So I mean, I remember being excited. I mean,

it was kind of intimidating, but I did it and it was all like, I thought like at 14 you started

driving and parking lots and on country roads with your parents. I guess that just doesn't happen

anymore. I guess many of them feel like they don't need it. It stresses them out. But when you're

given everything, and you have a chauffeur who's willing to take you everywhere, why do the work,

why get the license when you can just keep being chauffeured?