This kind of comprehensive, wrap-around service is what works. It's just not good for the civic life of a metropolitan area like LA to have a skid row.

For any of us, think about how unstable your life is if you don't have a place to live. You can't develop effective treatment for the chronically homeless unless they are stable in housing first. You know you have a broken system if you are spending large amounts of money on county health workers and nurses looking under bridges to treat them.

We give them extra-special service whenever they have an accident. We drop what we are doing to get them back on the street as soon as possible.

Basically, it is
going to expand our services and extend the life of our service to the end of
the next decade,

The only meaningful thing we have all come to do in life is to serve.Our other activities are extra-luggages.

The best idea for extending life beyond two gyros is to get up there with the shuttle and service it. And that's what we're working on,