And that's fine. But the reality is, when you do debate these things and put this stuff into law, the ability to conduct these audits, The ability or the actually the mandate for DOT to keep the streets clear of markings or messaging or graffiti, that's just. The people have spoken on that. I think Broder and his colleagues passed that unanimously in the Florida Senate. I signed it in the law. (43:27–43:37)
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