“I don't know how, moving forward, we don't have data centers. So I don't know if arguing about whether or not we have data centers is really productive. What should we be doing? We should be finding out what this means for our community. If they're making an investment in water, why would we not use that to rebuild our water infrastructure in a way that works for us? It's the newest revolution and we're not going to stop it, and we all have to admit that.”

I mean, I think that's the truth of the matter. Like, I don't know how moving forward, we don't have data centers, right? So I don't know if arguing about whether or not we have data centers is really productive because especially like you said, if we're all arguing about it on Facebook or Twitter or something like that. So what is the thing that we should be doing? We should be finding out what does this mean for our community. I mean, you think about like some of the major revolutions, the industrial revolution, even when we put like electricity into factories and everything and all the sort of societal changes that started. Well, when you look at data centers, yeah, you'll have some energy grid improvements, et cetera, but there's no like lasting infrastructure that's like that we're being left with, right? If somehow data centers finally or you know went away or there was some evolution. So if they're making an investment in water, why would we not use that to rebuild our water infrastructure in a way that works for us to solve the issues? Exactly. Because we're going to, it's, it's the newest revolution and we're not going to stop it. And we all have to admit that. So if you're anti-data center, I get it, but if you're telling me…