And so, you know, people say, like, oh, you know, you, you can't do anything about this, like all this other stuff. Why go from 32 to 56? I mean, think about it. We've had population growth, we've had inflation account for all of that. It still wouldn't put you at 56. Right. So this has been a gusher of revenue that's been going in. And look, some counties and cities have done better than others, but some, you know, they've already … (09:42–09:49)
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Asserts that population growth and inflation do not fully account for the increase in property tax revenue to $56 billion.
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