It's because he didn't like that part, Ben. That's why. This is a perfect example of a bipartisan compromise with the federal changes. The federal government is cracking down more on states to lower their error rate in food share. So right now we statistically always have roughly a 4 to 5% because people might make a little more money. One month, they don't qualify for the benefit. (50:51–50:58)
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