white man that uncle i'm right and rob your uncle jeff might help your wife ok i also believe in the research is pretty conclusive i mean we have genetic markers for addiction the disposition towards addiction certainly it is a learned behavior as well so now we have 3 generations of people under the same roof who know active addiction and again that's a path all of that's pretty entrenched i mean how do you interrupt that cycle when grandma builds dads wasted on this you know the kids are on meth where do you start to untangle that. i'm good now because i don't want to be a statistic i want to give my kids stuff that i didn't have. in the whole life my dad could means money. you know my aunts and uncles came up when i was 14 i came up to ohio and my whole family were gigantic it was a perfect storm of factors we're just now peeling back the layers of trauma throughout much of the 1990 s. and beyond the doctors were encouraged in some cases incentivized to push we have 2 small towns here in ohio. that have been prescribed millions of pills i mean enough to sedate small country then w

i think jeff bezos is smart enough, he will cry uncle one day.ey better be very careful over those council members. jackie: i will challenge that, but let liz respond to it. so many cities and states find them in a predictment, find themselves in predictment making up for budget gaps as a result of the struggle with the coronavirus pandemic. liz, any suggestions or any thought how to do it besides attacking big business? >> well, that is going to be the first go-to idea. it seems like a pretty weird time when businesses are struggling. amazon is doing great. so it's a pretty attractive target. but as gary pointed out they have already moved a lot of people outside of seattle city limits. it is amazing to me amazon is so hated in seattle, but without a doubt the biggest taxpayer. by the way, this is not just going to grab seattle's biggest employer. $7 million is the threshold. that probably covers a lot of other businesses too. but to your point, jackie, yeah, cities are really in trouble. i got to tell you, this is just the first wave. we've alr