Good morning. It's 1129. It's Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC 317 684 8444. That is the

phone number. But if you'd like to contribute questions, comments, smart remarks, they're

all welcome. However, Rob selects them. Yes, up to him. Yeah, it's a, you're appealing

to an audience of one. There were so many good calls though, uh, over the past day that

I said, we got to do them in two segments in some last hour and I'm going to do some

now. So, uh, continues to be a reoccurring theme. Uh, obviously your elected officials

don't care at all about this because they don't care about you at all. But the property

tax issue clearly remains. I mean, we get these calls on a daily basis from people about

their property tax bills, about their property tax assessment. And so we're going to play

this voicemail. And then I'm going to tell you what I learned yesterday from a person

who does appraisals for a living. Let's not forget property tax. Let's keep pounding

the drum on that thing and maybe somebody will come around to doing something about

these. There's all types of stories coming out about how people are upset over them

now. She, somebody finally got the message later, maybe the mortgage company contact them,

film that their mortgage is going to go out for that matter of the people that rents.

Their rents going up. So let's keep pounding on that story with the guys. Uh, yes, sir,

absolutely. And you know, I maintain that if you're a person considering running for

state house or state Senate next year and you are a reasonably intelligent person who

can form coherent sentences and raise a few dollars, you can absolutely win running on

property taxes next year. If you make property tax reform, these central, especially in a

Republican primary, that is the key. Get on it. Don't get off it. These elected officials

are arrogant. They're, they don't believe there's a threat at all and they will be lazy

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