And that's a really big part of rehabilitation, right? So, Carly, we can have- since you brought it up, I'm glad you did because I can have this conversation. It is so difficult when you come out of prison and you're a felon and you have this scarlet on you and nobody really wants to hire you. Or you're subject to doing jobs that are not motivating you.
And it is so easy to go back into old ways because of that. So, you're a great example of what a little reform can do to change the outcome of that so that you can go and live a whole life. So, I mean, and I thank you for even sharing that because not a lot of people are willing to share that.
I don't have the option. My life is shared for the world to see. But I do want to say thank you for being here.
I miss talking to you. Can't wait to have our late-night chats with some of the old folks and have fun. And I love you, Carly.
I hope you're well. And I can't wait to continue to reconnect. I do want to go to M. Bayes, who has been waiting, David, and, you know, get her take here.
And then we'll go to- I guess it would be Matt next. And then Marianne, Good Logic, Lewis, and then we'll finish with Cricket. Hi, George.
I'm so excited to be able to talk to you. I'm going to be really quick and just say I think the country is a better place, more positive place with you out free walking around. And I missed my friend so much.
And I'm so glad that you're out. It was the only right thing to happen. That's all I got.
Oh, my God. If I wasn't married, I'd say I do. Thank you so much.
