What's the number hundred million dollars which might actually in my mind be low to go

to mental health treatment? Right. So it's going to be a priority. Yeah. So Indiana, like central

state hospital, in fact, I think you might live over towards where that used to be here in Indian

apolis. I do. That was the state mental health hospital. And the state of Indiana closed that

facility and stopped funding a lot of mental health treatment. Basically, all that resulted in

was a vast increase in homelessness, a vast increase in drug abuse. I know in this every school

district in the state of Indiana is rustling this with this where they have students that are

schizophrenic have other mental health issues. And they're wrestling with trying to keep these

kids in with other kids in the classroom, either distraction, be they're not getting the help that

they need or see if they do oftentimes schools are spending like forty thousand dollars because

you have some of these kids that truly have a mental health issue and are not they're not receiving

the treatment they need in a standard school setting. And these schools are spending forty thousand

a year or more on one kid because the kid has probably two instructors that's with them. They're

in a room by themselves. And it's especially built room because oftentimes these kids are a

danger to themselves and others. So I think the state is finally realizing they could save a lot

of money in the long run by actually putting money into mental health, dealing with these individuals

on the front end, get them treatment so that their their meds are right that they have the right

instruction that they are actually learning how to be functional adults or students or kids.

And in the long run, you're going to save money because you've got what 400 school districts

around the state of Indiana and every one of them is having to deal with this issue. Yeah, they're

saying once they get into the criminal justice system, it's hard to get out. So we're trying to

prevent that. And even yeah, and even our prison system, the prison system was designed for

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