And then I think on the housing side, we've kind of worked around the edges on things like lot splitting, more adus more density. The proposals we voted on have been analyzed and like, We're talking about at most with all the proposals that we voted on the last few years, maybe 100,000 new units in California. So they're not enough to really move the needle. We're going to have to look to more stuff. On the homelessness issue, I think I visited something like eight homeless services providers in my time in the Senate. (1:14:56–1:15:02)
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