on relief are the poor. So the middle class will be doing pretty well, but the poor have been completely excluded because since they don't pay taxes they don't have direct deposit and bank accounts. The government can't easily find them and give them money. So instead, and wouldn't know how much to give because it's based on your income anyway, so the poor get nothing and the rich get nothing. But the middle class will do pretty well.

I don't know, is that a partial win? I feel like we could have done better at giving all the money to the poor. Am I wrong about that? Would we have been a little bit better giving all the money to the poor instead of, oh, none of it? Now I'm all in favor of doing things that are good for the middle class, but if you have only one pot of money and you've got poor people, middle class, and rich people, half of their decision was pretty good. Let's not give it to rich people. Okay, I mean you could argue that the money came from the rich people so you'd just be giving it back. But all right, forget about that. The rich people can at least afford it. But then when you're deciding should we give this money to the middle class or the people who need it much more, they decided to give it to the people who didn't need it as much.

Yes, you're wrong, somebody says in all caps. Okay. Yeah, I guess the poor people don't vote so there's no point giving them relief checks.

Well, here's a little thing that makes me scratch my head. Have you seen the pictures? I don't know if these are real, so you tell me if this is even fake news. It might be fake news. But there are long lines for Tesla charging in the public charging stations, and apparently it takes you half an hour to an hour to get a charge. And there's long lines suggesting that the people at the end of the line would have to wait six hours just to charge their car. Is that real? Because this has g