I don't know about you, Casey.

I've about reached my limit on the government whining about things.

Really?

The local government's whining about potential cuts to something.

I just, I've reached the up for with which I cannot stand with these people.

So the capital, Indiana Capital Chronicle has this article about a bunch of library people who are

whining about how they're going to make do with the quote unquote cuts that are coming from this new property tax bill.

So let's just do a brief reset for everybody on sort of how we got here and what's going on

because we have new people coming in all the time.

All right.

So from basically 2020 till present day,

we have seen an explosion in revenue going to local governments.

By local governments, for most people with their property taxes,

it makes up the following things.

Your school, your city or town, your township, the county, the public library, and if you have a fire

territory, those are the six things when you pay property taxes. Now, many cities like the fire

department is part of the city tax, but some have fire territories. So the five or six things

you're going to pay for. And from 2020 through present day, you've seen an explosion

of revenue to each of these government entities, because they all get a little portion of this pie,

because of the assessment disaster in which because the government shut down society then printed a bunch of money.

People said, I've got to have somewhere for this money to go and it's so cheap that I'll

just put it into housing, which skyrocketed the price of houses here in central Indiana.

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