I rise to oppose this massive all-in-one select college funding package. Although many in this chamber say just put up the vote, there's nothing to see here. Our majority appropriations share a few weeks ago, quoted Jay-Z, and the artist has a quote I think applies for today that says, men lie, women lie, and numbers don't. The numbers don't lie when we talk about college funding. Even these exclusive schools are not treated the same. One school is getting $10,000 a student while another school gets $6,000 a student, even within this non-preferred realm. Madam Speaker, is it madness that we would equally invest in our students? I think it's a proposed speak right now in light of the good gentleman's comments about this massive all-in-one process. And I tried to rack my brain for where such an idea may have come from. When in the history of this body could we have done such a thing where we voted all the non-prefers and one bill? And then, out of the blue, it popped into my mind. It might have been last year. The good lady from Allegheny wanted me to quote Jay-Z, but I'm not fluent in such language. But something about there's 99 problems and everything you said 8-1. Now.