you can bring up whatever you like it's your quarter ok hey i appreciate that yesterday we were talking about the homosexual things out in indianapolis promote the everything like that you know well i don't know how but you listen to regula jobs may not come to indiana and things like that and also they said the same thing with the right to work law passing through two years ago you know there would be some companies  see well matt coming in eight zero five in his company is in charge of bringing companies in and doing all that economic development work will i will ask him how many people that have called them and brought up right to work the thing about right to work is we really have a history of that it's been a couple  years in the books now so we should be able to find out how many companies actually if they're honest about why they came in they may say we came in because of right to work which normally means lower wages for their people is far is the homosexual thing you know all my viewpoints always been like this what makes gay people so special that they should be as miserable as everyone else that's married and you know what i'm saying and here's the other thing they should be able to give away half their stuff just like e and as i've said before the first couple they got married in massachusetts is already divorced so here's what i don't understand the big lobby from the divorce lawyers they should be all for gay marriage it's allowing them in enormous amount of new customers a whole new clientele because fifty percent automatically is going to get divorced ok and both of typically people from the gay and lesbian community are typically have better jobs more educated  there's a lot of reasons why i don't want to get all that and then also that they don't most of them don't have kids so they have way more disposable income that's why you have so many businesses that are being nice about it and they're typically higher end jobs that they hold so that's what you're really looking at so i mean that's my viewpoint on it do i think that the state i understand that there probably are some conservative people that want to bring their businesses here because of it and something like chick fil a you know a guy like that that's o but i'm sure that there's probably some c e o s that are pert very progressive companies that are like that's not the atmosphere that i want my headquarters now there was just a big media report yesterday magic johnson was in chicago he's bringing  one of his insurance firms in and chicago is enjoying a large blast of new headquarters coming in now they're giving very big abatement incentive programs to come in because illinois is tax is terrible but it's still chicago so you know you got to look at the whole thing we have a track record of bringing businesses in what type of businesses are coming in and when you give an exit interview to them why did they pick indiana as opposed to the other states there's four or five companies that have just been moved into monster land to foster whatever they call what are they saying why did they pick indiana we we should be able to ask that it was a question of the state line you know a lot of license a lot of it did you know named one business maybe one person who is a move here well how do you know that they haven't moved here they don't tell you that they didn't move here because it's because of that they just don't put indiana that's so these loans that are losing millions really  you feel it's acceptable in the state of indiana that they shut down klein avenue because because it's in disrepair oh it's oh it's a no experience don't know it's a yeah but here's the here's the deal why did it get in such shape matter well sure oh i'll come i met it sure does matter why it does it doesn't matter because the first thing that you have to look at is why is it getting into the shape that it's in that's the most important thing why it got in the shape that it is i am saying it's got it's in the shape that is because of no low maintenance loan to i don't mean reason it's in the shape it and if it's dangerous you gotta take care of that first what it does to bridge goes out and we go well  here you know and they're going to say ok they you need it needs to be the republicans and or the business owners along the lake that call down state they're not going to listen to mark i my sister was out there and she goes you should see she kind of fourteen cars on the side of the road i just barely i mean you got to close the thing you can't let people drive on a thing that looks like the most i understand is why does it get to that point why where are they at we have two billion dollars in a rainy day fund why are you sitting there jumping around saying you use the money there's companies over here that do that there's pavement companies