Perhaps we can talk about that for a moment, because we have been to New York, to California, and around the country. Even in a big city like Los Angeles, $90 million is not pocket change. That is real money.
Bob Schaffer: “Perhaps we can talk about that for a moment, because we have been to New York, to California, and around the country.…”
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Discussing the significance of funding during a speech.
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