If I say I'm going to show up at 9:00, I'm here at 9:00 because trust is built by doing what you said you're going to do, right? And if if it's not, it becomes a tax, you know? And I use the example of 9/11. I mean, in in the past, I used to pride myself leaving home, driving, parking my car, and walking onto the plane. Okay? Now, with TSA, 911, no one trusts each other anymore, right?
And so, it becomes a tax. And now it takes me two hours. everyone's supposed to be at the airport two hours ahead of time because of the tax. It's now because we don't trust each other anymore because of 911 and all the things that have gone on that way. And uh so I I think it's a good example of how we need to to surround ourselves with people we trust to build those trust relationships. Uh and it becomes a really a big dividend uh for uh getting things done in in a in a expedient manner.
Let's put it that way. And it's a lot more fun quite frankly because if you need checkers checking the checkers I mean it really becomes uh I mean what are we doing?
