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Yeah, and I tell you, which we'll get to in a few minutes.

We're going to talk to Steve Gregory first.

But the story that the El Segundo Times ran about all the quote businesses that were operating under the 10 freeway.

Businesses.

Businesses.

The picture is stunning that accompanies the online article. It's a whole,

looks like a bunch of oranges on the ground. We talked about the wooden pallets that burned and they're

often used to move fruit and produce around. And you're not kidding me. I said this yesterday,

things I don't want to know and I don't know anything about. But wow, this is an eye

opener and we will talk about it because it again, it involves migrants and it looks like they

don't have insurance. And a lot of their stuff associated with their businesses burned

underneath the 10 freeway when that fire went up Saturday. It's a whole illegal underground

infrastructure. It is. Yes. An underworld that was

going on down. Shifty company that was sub-leasing pieces of it. And then the sub-leasers were sub-sub-sleecing.

But now we know what Caltrans was trying to do involving the people that were paying rent to this

company called Apex. We will get to all that in a few minutes. But of course, we're going to start with the people that were paying rent to this company called Apex.

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