You know, my, my view is, what are you going to get out of this? How can you use that to be able to, to bring about positive things for your constituents? And so The property tax is a big one that ultimately is not ultimately in my hands or the legislature's hands. It's in the voters hands once that gets on the ballot. But yeah, I mean, there's, there's always things that we're looking to do and we, we use the levers that are available us to be able to get it done. (25:19–25:28)
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