And then they're going to be knocking on your door, which would cause your heart to beat a couple of times when someone's knocking on your door, you don't know. As compared to the Postal Service, which we have a test case coming in 2026, which we're going to do together. They wear uniforms, they're already trusted, we already own their cars, they already know where everybody lives, they already have the gas and they already have electronic devices that we can put the application on. I think this will make the census more efficient, more accurate, pay the postman more money and be beneficial to all of America. And I'm excited to try it in 26. (05:57–06:18)
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Describes a planned 2026 test case using the Postal Service for the Census, highlighting its potential advantages.
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