The interesting discussion we're just talking about a major thoroughfare doesn't matter

where in the country because this happens now and then somebody was threatened to jump

off of the bridge and kill themselves and so they shut down this major thoroughfare for

how many hours? 10 hours? 10 hours. Because there were this person was going to commit

suicide and what is the proper balance on that for society to be concerned about somebody

with obviously some mental health issues? Right, well, and it could, you know, the person

who had him spread all over their windshield and multi-car racts in the rest of it, it

could turn into a serious maam, but we can't close down the road every time we somebody's

threatened to jump off a bridge. I don't think it happens that much. You know, 10 hours

is too long. You got to get it worked out in an hour and then one way or the other open

the road back. I got a short attention span. I would probably forget why I was up there

and say the cost is going on over there. You, you're, you're threatened to jump off the,

oh yeah, yeah, right, I cheered up. Yeah, that was kind of angry. I don't even remember

what about it. Yeah, to talk to somebody anyway. Why are there no cars? We shut it down.

Oh, wow, sorry. You know, before long, you will have the num skull, you know, the same num

skull who like calls a bomb threat to an airplane because he doesn't want his girlfriend

to leave him. That sort of guy would, would end up, you know, doing that to avoid having

to go to work or whatever. Right. High school kid to avoid taking a test. I couldn't

get there. The road was closed. Anyway. So Facebook and their never ending attempt to,

no, no, not steal your information in this case, but avoid controversy, hate speech,

et cetera. Are you a platform? Are you a publisher? And I admit it's a conundrum for, for

your social media outlets. But they set it on Thursday that they had permanently banned

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