>> doesn't work. >> we node to look at this permanent under class, michael still, and you tried to do it yourself. and we need to think anew. >> yeah. i, you know, i understand what mark is saying but, you know serving as leiutenant government for the state from 2003 to 2007 and watching and being a part of the redevelopment of baltimore, particularly east and east of baltimore. one of the questions i ask is go to your permanent point about the permanent under class when we finally get the notion we help people and like i said before create that tide of prosperity. not everyone has the vote that rises with it. so when you reidentify a community, one of the plans to make sure the grandmother and grandfather that has been there 40 50 years, gets to stay in that home and keep that ownership. so the next generation has an investment they can then build upon. that's not a part of the equation. you are absolutely right, joe, there are so many more pieces