Not, we actually have surpluses. we actually balance our budget which is something that governments don t do across the country. we ve kept crime down. we ve increased funding for police while other cities have decrease funding for the police. our homicide rate went down by 23% last year. 37% down this year, which is obviously a counter-narrative to something that s been happening across the country. and the third thing is we ve welcomed innovators to miami. we are number one in tech job growth, number one in tech job migration, and we re number one in wage growth. and all because we re fundamentally free market. you know, many of the people in miami were exiled from their countries of birth which, unfortunately, got taken over by communist dictators. and so we re traumatized by that experience, and we re fundamentally a free market, we believe in the american dream. we think that the next generation should provide a new american cream for this country, you know, one dream for this c
Is there anything there that state or federal government can do to help miami citizens? well, look, you know, not every problem can be solved by a state or federal government. i think the issue in miami is the fact that we re attractive. the fact that we re a low tax area. the fact that we have spent money on our police department. actually fighting crime, which has reduced our homicide rate by 23% year over year from last year which is not the narrative we ve seen across our country. it s making miami incredibly attractive. we re number one in the nation in tech job migration. and we ve we ve done a tremendous amount of success in terms of bringing innovative companies and people to our cities. so i think that has created some short-term supply issues which has increased prices, and we have the ability to grow miami 10x, ten times our size and one thing that we re good at is growing and we ll continue to grow to meet that demand and maintain our relative inexpensive innocence ness