>We don’t want to learn that this thing that’s really important is maintained by a guy living in a basement on public assistance. Seems like that would have be

>We don’t want to learn that this thing that’s really important is maintained by a guy living in a basement on public assistance. Seems like that would have been the very kind of thing that would be good to find out, so they could do something about it. But I get the idea on finding out about a guy in a basement that they would kick him to the curb ASAP regardless of cost, rather than even consider taking action to get him off public assistance and into a fully sustainable future.