Are You a Trader First?

I'm just proposing a way that they can actually be super heroes. It's like, wait, I got $900 and I got to keep, really net to me $200 more to go spend. You get, it's an economic boost, it's a direct ejection. That would be like a policy shift where it's like, okay, we're doing kind of the socialist thing, but we're doing it the smart way. We're distributing it to the end user and letting them decide whether you're not subsidizing demand in that way. But I haven't heard that once out of anybody, out of any policy maker. The game is different, right? Instead of an