Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about a question from my five-year-old.

One I got last night that I was certainly not expecting.

So we're going to talk about that question. We are going to talk about an inevitable construction project.

Inevitable being a keyword.

Last night after bedtime my five year old gets up he's like I'm hungry

if you don't have kids allow me to explain that they're never actually hungry.

This is I'm not ready to go to bed, but I know that my parents aren't going to send me to bed if I say I'm hungry.

So as we're sitting there eating our pop tart, I'm eating mine. He's playing with his.

He asks me, are we going to build a wall for this?

I have no idea what he means.

No clue.

He had recently seen photos of me taking my father to see the wall in DC.

For those overseas, if you don't know, the wall is a monument, a memorial to those lost during Vietnam.

My son has overheard that the tolls are now similar.

The way kids mind works.

Guess we got to build a wall.

Wasn't ready for that question, hadn't put any thought into it, but man that is a fantastic idea. He is on to something. We should build a wall. It could be done in much the same way. The names of all those lost inscribed on the wall by day, wall gets taller or shorter

based on the number of lost that day.

And in front of it, on the ground, we can inscribe quotes from those leading the country,

both in elected office and those in the media who are influencing thought.

So you can stand at the point where we're all waiting on a miracle

to just make it disappear and look down the wall.

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