--------- order. Please join me in the pledge and and a word of prayer. Uh dear heavenly father, once again, Lord, we just thank you, Lord God, for your mercy and grace. And Father, we just thank you, Lord God, for another year. Father, we just continue to pray for your guidance, your leadership. Lord, we just continue to pray for the United States of America. Father, we
just pray and ask that you be with our military, Lord God, and all our law enforcement, our first responders, Lord God. And Father God, we just thank you, Lord God, for everyone, Lord God, in this wonderful country, Lord God. Father, continue to lead and guide us. And Lord, we just pray that we be we all be led with your love. Father, we do
want to lift up these meetings today. We just pray that you uh be with us all, Lord. We just pray for uh unity, Lord God, as we make decisions concerning your people, Lord. Father, we ask that you uh be with us all, Lord. Thank you, Lord. We give you praise, glory, and honors. In Christ's name we pray. Amen.
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>> All right. Good morning. We have a few items on the agenda during this special meeting. First one is change order for White City Water Plant. Mr. >> Good morning, Mr. Chairman. This is from Don. request for change order in the amount of 104,12701 to Empire Pike. Uh time is of the
essence because we're we're coming down to the very end and uh you'll see on the the memorandum what the reasons were. Recommend approval. >> All right, commissioners. You got any questions that we need to
ask or any concerns? Clay, this is this is simply more or less an extension of what we did at the last meeting. I'm assuming underground to above ground. Okay. >> You good? >> Yes, sir. >> No, I'm good.
>> You good? All right. More questions, concerns? >> I was switch the board. Make a motion to approve. >> I got a motion by Commissioner Pigen. >> Second. >> Second by Commissioner Cron. Any further board discussion? Anyone in the public?
Any opposition to the motion? Motion pass five and >> Matt has number one in my packet. Am I on or no? Mr. Chairman, board uh Mr. Hammond has a a memo. I'm just going to read it. By this memorandum, I would like to
recommend the board award both 108 Fire and Safety and Tactical Fire LLC as qualified mechanics to do repairs and maintenance of all county fire apparatus. I would ask that uh following the policy
now that the chiefs if it's under $500 they go ahead with it their repair their maintenance if it's over $500 um that they would get a verbal quote from one of these two companies and then together with me we'll make the decision on moving forward if it's 3,000 or more
then they would get a written quote from both of these companies and then we would make the decision. >> All right. Thanks sir. Any question any questions commissioners for Mr. Heron? Does this follow our policy that we normally have for obtaining quotes?
>> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. That's all all I have. >> I know 108 good job for everybody. >> How many applied to do this? Just two. >> Just these two. >> Yeah. And their bids are very very similar. >> Matt, where's the Tactical Fire LLC
from? So, I believe they're they have a business on East Bay somewhere, but I think they're original LLC's out of Georgia somewhere. >> Okay. >> They're lo they're somewhat local. >> Yes, sir. >> And 108 and Defunia, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay.
>> So, so the thought on awarding both of them is timing more than money. If they need a fire truck repaired today and company A says it'll be a week, but company B says it's going to cost a little more, but we can be there tomorrow. We want our fire trucks up and running.
>> Gotcha. Okay. >> All right. You good? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. What's the wishes of the board? >> I'll make that motion, Mr. Chairman, to award. >> All right. You got a motion by Commissioner Husman. >> I'll second. >> Second by Commissioner Mcermore. All right. Any further board discussion?
Anyone in the public? Any opposition? All right. Motion pass five and0. Thank you. Thank you, sir. >> Austin's got number two. >> Good morning. I'm requesting permission to ratify the purchase of our CAT loader
for the transfer station and the attachments is funded by the small county solid waste grant and as well as the capital funds. Um, this purchase was made through the Florida Sheriff's Association and it's
an exception to the procurement policy because we used Florida Sheriff's Association and it's also compatible with the existing goods. Our building out there, the push wall was designed for the specs of this tractor. So, we need to stick to that, make sure we
don't tear anything up. Additionally, some of the attachments were non-contract options. Therefore, I'm requesting board approval for the purchase of these items as well. Uh, any questions, commissioners? >> It's a good deal, Austin. >> Yes, sir.
>> Okay. It looks like a good deal to me. >> All right. Was wishes of the board. >> I'll make a motion to approve. Mr. Chairman, >> I got a motion by Commissioner Husman. I'll second it. >> Second by Commissioner Bridgen. Any further board discussion?
Anyone in the public? Any opposition to the motion? All right. Motion pass. 5 mil. >> Sharers's got the next four items there. The sidewalks the board requested Long Avenue and Lake Grove Road. This would be the the application and the and the resolution for both.
>> Yes, sir. We are requesting to apply for the sidewalk project with FD that is accompanied by a resolution that I would like to just read. >> Yes. Yes, ma'am. Please.
>> Resolution of Bel County Board of County Commissioners supporting an application for the transportation alternative set aside program with the Florida Department of Transportation. So, this first one is for Long Avenue. >> Any questions, commissioners?
What's the wish of the board? >> So move, Mr. Chairman. >> I got a motion by Commissioner Mcron. >> I'll second it. >> Second by Commissioner Mackmore. Any further board discussion? Anyone in the public? Any opposition to the motion? Motion
pass. >> Next is the same application. This one is for Lake Road sidewalk. is a resolution of the Bill County Board of County Commissioners supporting an application for the transportation alternative set aside program.
>> All right. Thank you, ma'am. Any questions, commissioners? >> All right. I entertain a motion. >> So move. >> Motion by Commissioner McLemore. >> Second. >> Second by Commissioner Mcronone. Any further board discussion? Anyone in the public on this one? Any opposition?
Motion pass five. All right. Who where we at? You go. You gotage. >> Okay. Uh, good morning. Page seven. We're requesting permission to modify our contract with EMS consultants to remove the billing software component
and to procure another vendor to provide this this service. We've had issues with them over the last several months and it's just there's no resolution in sight. So, we need to change horses. Right. Any questions commissioners on this? All right. What's the wishes of the board? >> So, Mr. Chairman.
>> All right. Got a motion by Commissioner Husk. Second by Commissioner Pidge. Any further board discussion on this? >> Any opposition to anyone in the public? >> Any opposition? Motion pass. Five. >> Jeremy's got H9.
>> Morning chairman, commissioners. um the 5 acre track that we had um a solicited offer to purchase out adjacent to the Chateau project um on the edge of the county and that five acres we've asked for permission to go out one secure
legal on it and also advertise it. That advertisement has been run and we will have bids submitted to you all um with a floor or a minimum bid um and it's due on the 26th and we'll open them on the 27th and we'll let you all know what we have and then from there I'll ask for
permission to negotiate a contract and finalize the terms of that contract for the purchase of those that acreage along the frontage on 98. Um just to give you an you've already given us authorization to go out and advertise. And then the second is um I which is the 6 cent in
July if you all recall we adopted an ordinance to take it from 2039 and push it out another 15 years. Um following the road bond following our interlocal with we will hitchka and then following the city of Port St. Joe's response there's no need right now for that 6
cent. So we've advertised for the recision of that ordinance 2025-04 from July and what we'll do is we'll resend that 6 cent. We still have it on the calendar. I've notified the clerk's office. We have 14 years still to address that issue if it comes up again.
So, you or your successors will all have that responsibility to adopt an ordinance to handle the 6 cent before it sunsets in 2039. But right now, we're going to be rescending that 6 cent at your 27th meeting. We've advertised to do that, which you've instructed us to do. Um, and we'll have one reading for
it and get that off the books. Those are the only two things, sir. >> Thank you, sir. >> Only clarification is the interlocal ends in 2032, I believe is correct. So, so the after that period of time, the
city of Port St. Joe will get their 20% or whatever that number is. It's about 80,000 to in today's dollars uh directly since they didn't participate in the in the program. Last thing I've got is looks like we've got meetings with DOT secretary and DOC secretary on
Wednesday. I will have an agenda for y'all on Monday. So, for I think most of y'all are going to be able to go up at least part of the time. And then, of course, based on uh the the the way the traffic's flowing, whatever, we'll have
uh meetings with senators and and house members all day Wednesday and Thursday. But that's all I have. Mr. Chairman, >> you got anything, Commissioners? >> I got a couple things, Mr. Chair. >> Yes, sir. >> U give us an update on uh the project. I
know we're we're in delay right now because I think a dredge broke down on the dredge, but >> they did. So, the latest is they're gonna mobilize um middle of February and start pumping sand the end of March or beginning of March, sorry. Middle of February, pump sand a couple weeks later around the 1 of March and start at the
rocks, move their way north. They think the sand portion is only about a 60-day deal. And then um as soon as the sand is dry, they may not be done pumping at the north end, but as soon as the sand's dry, they'll come in with the breakwater construction and start on it and walk their way through that. >> Okay. Okay. So everybody knows I Yeah, I
have ton of calls on that. But uh other thing I got, Mr. Chairman, uh got a little development going on on Garrison Avenue. Just wanted to make everyone aware and uh just wanted to and I fault myself uh for not looking at stuff a
little closer. Just wanted to see if we could pump the brakes on that and uh I know they're clearing land, but um I don't know if we need to put a I want to put a hold on it. any permits being issued for the time being until we get a understanding with the developer and I've spoke to him and he's agreed to sit
down with us and just get understanding what's going to be put there and and that that's where I'm at this morning and >> I I'll make a motion to do that. So >> So got a motion by Commissioner McRone. >> I'll second by Commissioner Pidgey. Any further board discussion?
and and and that will be until staff can sit down with the developer and let's get an understanding what fits in that neighborhood and what what will be the goal there. Did a great development on the other end. Salt Pines looks great. Look looks real good. So,
so just want to get an understanding on that. >> I had the reason I'm saying that I know we put a pump the brakes. So, I got a I've talked to Doug too. I got a couple of constituents out on St. beach that are worried about some of the highrises are going next to back off the hill, you know, not on the hill but back off the hill and how that looks. So
>> maybe we'll talk about some other things too if you don't mind. >> Probably a good time to look at everything. >> That's what I was thinking. >> Okay, that's my motion. >> I got a motion second by Commissioner Bridge. Any further board discussion? Anyone in the public? Any opposition?
>> All right, motion pass. 5. >> Thank you. That's all I got. You got >> Commissioner Mackmore, you got anything? >> I ain't got I'm good. >> Mr. That's right. >> I want one quick thing on the trip to Tallahassic. Mitch is not here and I that's my fault for not inviting him >> on the all the stuff that we know is
coming with the the property tax. I just I want Mitch involved go, you know, I know it's going to be important the data he can provide for us for what it looks like for us going forward because we know that by March it's going to we'll have an idea of what they're going to end up doing or not this past or
anything but what it would look like for us. So, I don't know if you saw what FAC put out last week. They sent some many dang things, but they they had a pretty good synopsis, and I I know they got some info from us and from Sherry, but they put a a per county uh synopsis together
about what the homestead tax would be and what the non-h homestead tax would be and what the the real change from 2020 to 2025. And it was it was unbelievable. We knew that we'd lower taxes every year, but the the amount of increase in taxes in Guff County based
on all the factors was minuscule because you've cut basically two mills of tax in the last six years. So, it it was pretty good information that says, oh, the values have went up 80% or whatever the deal is, but your taxes went up like 6% or something like it. It was pretty pretty good synopsis. We're in better
shape than most because of the nonhomestead deal. It was about a 20% hit, but you won't be able to provide for law enforcement, fire, EMS, and all the other essential services if they cut that in in most places. >> I guess what it looks like for Gul
County, Sher, you maybe with them, we could look at it. Now, this is not today. This is down the road as it starts progressing in there, we need to have an idea of what that looks like. This Matt Matt uh Mitch could probably provide you the data. These are how many houses you'll probably lose. He should
be able to come up with ballpark, couldn't he? On based on homestead, if they say just pure homestead, you've been here five years, he should be able to pull up the data. That's what I'm saying. And so that that way we can look at what we would have to do. >> Yes, sir. Mitch and I had some early conversations um when kind of like early
in budget when some of this started kind of coming to light. We have not talked recently, but yes, I'm absolutely happy to pull anything together. >> Thank you. Good. >> All right. I know we got to get ready for the uh
>> workshop. >> Workshop >> as soon as they can change over. >> Okay. All right. Entertain a motion to adjurnn. >> Motion by Commissioner McRone. >> Second. >> Second by Commissioner Husman. Uh any opposition to the motion? Part: 2
Um, we just uh, like I said, we had one last year and uh, we want to get you guys back down here and see what can we do to help you guys and we may want to ask and see what y'all can do to help us and try to help make uh, make the city we will hit you better. So, we appreciate you guys coming. So, if y'all
>> Yes, sir. Y'all want to I don't know if y'all want to go first and we'll let the city go first. >> City first. >> Okay. All right. >> Oh, hit your mics right there, Mr. Pettis. Turn your Yeah. Hit your >> We talk all you want to out there about
a truck. >> Good. >> Uh, no. I I appreciate all the help y'all done. Y'all done The county has been real good to us this year. And I just That's all I've got right now is just tell y'all thank y'all. We appreciate y'all. >> Same thing with me. I telling Spike or
Commissioner Mimmore, we don't really have anything. We appreciate y'all all that you do for us and uh we're grateful for that. What are y'all? >> Elizabeth, I'm having a hard time.
>> Record that. Double >> uh the courthouse. You know what y'all got going with the courthouse is about the only thing. You know, it's pretty quiet up on our end. >> We do appreciate y'all. >> Yes, sir. Thank you guys. Appreciate it.
Uh like I say, whatever we can do to help, you know what I'm saying? It's about unity and about relationship and we appreciate the relationship we do have with you guys. You got two great guys here that's on the board for the county and um from my from me just being with them for the short period of time.
We hitches got they got their you got their interest at at heart. So and um and they do a great job representing uh this end too. They they looking out for they looking out for their entire county. So I I thank God for both of them. Um, with that being said, um, I know Commissioner Husman and
Commissioner Malmore brought up something about the the courthouse and I think that's one their top priority. So, I'll just turn it over and I'll be quiet. >> Yes, sir. This is fine. Um, so we had a meeting this morning. We did we did discuss this this morning just to bring you up to speed. Um, so last time we
were in Washington, uh, July or August, uh, Michael and I were in in Washington and we met with the Department of Interior and he basically gave us a path on the on the courthouse, um, to to go down and that that path is basically we're applying for a grant right now.
Um, it's a federal I think it's a f a federal grant and basically we have we need to get that building on the national historic register once we get that building on and designated as
that national NHR. Um, then we'll be eligible for a lot more funding. Um, we've I've told everybody that we've talked to, me, Michael, Jeremy, Clay, everybody that we we talked to about it has said, "Hey, we've got an end use for the bill." The most important thing we can tell you today is we have an end use
for this building and historically it's going to be preserved. Um all all of the above. So we met with the Department of Interior. I actually uh met with Rick Scott's group um Monday. They're going to provide a I told him I told them about the grant that we're going after.
They're going to provide us with a letter of support for the grant and help us see that grant through. Um, this first grant is not a big grant, but it will allow us to get that building on the national or be eligible to be on the historic register. So, once we get that,
the the funding really opens up. So, once we can do that, um, I think we'll see a lot more options there for us. >> We appreciate y'all. I know that is a big big deal up there, especially nice looking building. It could be very
usable. I know it's going to cost a lot of money. And we do appreciate both of you commissioners, but we appreciate all five of y'all. Y'all really helped us a lot. We appreciate it. Again, anything we can do for y'all, what can we do for y'all?
>> I just want to tell y'all I appreciate it because like anytime I call Michael or or call any of y'all Chip or anybody and I need help with something, y'all want it and y'all take care of it. So, I appreciate that. >> The working relationship. We're going through we wall now. Go walk going
through all the streets and all because I still like to do that. And y'all got it going on, Phil. I mean, y'all got it. It looks good up there. Look as good as it's looked in years. And I know I'm proud as a commissioner. >> Look better, >> huh? >> It could look better. >> I know. I know. But you But you're doing
what you can what you got. And and and we're here, like I say, we're here to help. But it's uh I appreciate what the heck y'all are doing up there. It makes that community look better. And it's, you know, it was uh very important to not just two of us. There's a lot of us. I have a lot of roots up there and and
I'm glad with what y'all are doing. >> Thank you. But anything else we can do for y'all? Just just let us know. We'll be glad to do >> I got some the chairman let me >> I was going to ask Philip. He said he wanted to help us. You got some money stashed up there and we running a little
short. We got we got some problems uh that I'm going to need to address and make recommendations to the board going forward to uh on the library. Uh mainly Saturday hours. You know, we funded that a couple years ago and now they've cut it. So, we may have to wind up looking
at taking those employees back or something some some change. And y'all, we're putting in 150 something thousand plus about 30 or 40,000 in kind paying their insurance, doing their custodial whatnot. City We doing five and city of St. Joe's
doing eight. If there any way we can get that bumped up a little bit and we're not talking about a ton, but just a little bit. Uh that'll help cover those Saturday. We need to be open on Saturdays. If we're not open another day of the week and we need to be open in the afternoons after school for some of
those that, you know, if a kid needs a book and 3:30 and they get out of school and the library is closed, that ain't doing them no good. So that's what kind of things we look at either extending hours or changing hours where they be open on Saturdays and then afternoon. So I know that's y'all's building and I
don't know how all that works but just regular funding that they're they're a little bit lax on on that. >> Well, Michael, how much we got in our budget for the library? >> We spend a lot of money up there, Mike,
keeping doing the maintenance and all on that building. And that's part of what folks don't understand. Just like with ours, if we didn't give them any money and we're just doing all this other stuff, well, that's still 30 grand. If if y'all are doing the cleaning and the and the cut grass cutting and the paying the light bill or whatever all of y'all
are doing, that's that counts as some of it, too. >> Air conditioning system put in it now. I think >> y'all already pay the light bill, too. >> Yeah. >> I think that was part of the bill. >> Cleaning bill. >> Yep. >> Yeah. Getting it cleaned and the light bill and the maintenance. I don't have a
copy of the budget to know exactly, but we spend a lot of money and a lot of time up there. It's a nice building, but to be honest with you, it needs to be bigger. There's a there's a lot of people that use that library.
>> And what was the problem that we need Saturdays? They closing on Saturdays. Is that what's >> So, I don't we getting to the bottom of the problem, but it's always money, but it's also priority. So, if they're only going to be up one day of the week, in my opinion, if it's for the kids mainly,
what day would that be? Saturday, maybe when they're not in school or whatever they're doing or their kids, the parents are off where they can take them to the dang library. So, for them to cut that first other than cutting out a Monday or a Wednesday or a whatever, Tuesday, whatever it is, that that kind of raises
a red flag for me. But they're not our employees. They're Bay county's employees. We have a contract with them. And, you know, that's the way it's always worked. used to be six counties and now they're down to just us and them and a couple cities. Uh, so going forward, we need to do something that that lets us dictate what days they
going to be open and but if y'all can find a little more money, I think we might y'all spend how much up there a year on. >> So we write one check to Bay County then they decide how it's spent and they pay the employees and whatever whatever light bill and different things,
benefits, but the gist is if we take it back over, we'll decide how much we spend. Now our check is we write a check for 155. >> Oh, I misunderstood. >> That's straight to them. That's not including the cost of maintenance, territorial services, the building, all of that.
>> We do 100% of the maintenance as far as I know. >> U now I think the county cuts the grass up there sometimes. >> We've started >> we've started doing that. >> Uh we'll be glad to look at it, do whatever we need to do. U you're talking about taking it back the library back
from Bay County. Well, the the the employees because I mean we own the building down here. Y'all own the building up there. Mainly what it is is the employees. >> I know there's a lot of traffic through there. A lot of kids use that library. So, it's important to our communities. Whatever we need to do.
>> Yeah. Right now, as of last week, they're only open two Saturdays a week in Weiwall and two Saturdays, excuse me, a month and two Yeah. Be hard for two Saturdays a week and uh and two Saturdays a month down here. So, the first and third in Weiwall, second, fourth in St. Joe. And that's from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. your time. >> It's just not enough. >> 9 a.m. to what? >> On two Saturdays a month. >> And we had specifically funded that two years ago to, you know, to get them to Saturday hours. >> And so you think they need to be open
every Saturday? >> I think need to be open every Saturday. And they probably need to be open more than four hours, I would think, too. Yeah. >> Is that all it is? Four hours on Saturdays. >> I believe that's what they quoted. Is that right, Sherry? Michael, find out what you can about the library when they're open, when they're closed, and uh
>> we'll get something worked out, whatever we need to do. >> I was not we basically don't fool the library except we do the maintenance. We let them do everything else. Have walked through it. There's a lot of history, old history in there. >> Looks really nice. Have you been in there and looked at it?
>> Not lately, but I saw a lot of the things that was in the old courthouse they put in there. >> Y'all need to go and look at it. There's old G County history in there. Old Calhoun County history in there. G County was Calhoun County. >> But now most of that probably all of it is going to come from our friends of the library, not Bay County.
>> Oh, that's right. Yeah. >> I mean, all that stuff is in there. That's going to be from >> historical societ. >> Historical society. >> Some of it was in the old courthouse and they've added to it the last time, >> has a lot more added to it. It's It really looks nice and and they're hollering for a lot bigger building. So,
that's something else we get courthouse. We make it >> years down the road. But There's a lot of people using that library out there. A lot of kids. They got >> a bunch of programs. >> They got a bunch of programs. >> I wish I had the information. They they
usually come every month, every other month to the meeting and give us a statistic about >> how many people and it's a lot of people. >> I think the last time they were there is about,00 people, wasn't it? Yes. >> Something like that. >> That was one of my questions I was going to ask Sher when she had that conversation with them. Let's see if
they can give us a give us the numbers of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday attendance. I'm pretty sure they're keeping they keeping a accurate count of it so they so we can know also. >> Y >> Well, let's uh let's figure out what we need to do and uh city will be be in on
that library. >> You know, we we don't have it budgeted at this time. >> That's right. >> Well, we we'd be talking for October. We wouldn't be asking for something in the middle of the time, but we if if if we do recommend the board take a vote at the end of the month, it would be something that take over probably July
one and then but we would be talking about for for the new budget year. Lyanna might give an update if how close we are on the advertising thing that we agreed to last year about the online advertising and whatnot. Are we close or >> um I sent you
a few more things that we have to work out the domain name and then should be able to go out with that. >> Okay. So, I'll work on that and we'll let Michael know when when. So, because it's going to be y'all, the school board and the city of St. Joe all going be
participants. about that this morning. >> We'll give you animal control if you want that. >> We don't want animal control. >> How How the How's your light project coming doing? Is that moving forward? >> What project? >> The lights
>> everything's done. Uh the lights are up. I think the co-op finished today. Um they're waiting on Kenny Strange to do a couple little tieins and dress everything else up. I'd say by by the end of the month it should be completely finished.
>> Matt's gone, but I think the fire department's working along good. We we went and looked at your uh new fire truck and got some ideas from Brian the other day and he said he going out of town or whatever to today, but uh I think that's a positive.
>> The firehouse turned out really good. >> Took long enough, but it sure did. It worth the wait. I think it was nice. >> Y got it right. And then we need to keep moving on this sewer deal. The uh we got I'm assuming
this is for y'all too, but we got a about an hour and a half extra on the on the work crew time with the prison. And we're trying my goal is to put us in a position in 18 months where we can get that sewer line run to the work camp, get that thing on. So, we're going we're
going to meet with the secretary next week and and beg him to commit that if we can get them a sewer line down there to the work camp that they'll agree to open it. That gives them a year and a half to plan and it gives us a year and a half to really really get moving. So,
that'd be a godsend for us. I know it'd be a godsend for y'all. >> All right. I'm gonna cut my head. >> Good. Y'all are good. I'm good. I'm good. Charlie, >> uh, we actually approved it this morning, approved for the county to I
guess the county go after that grant for the city to for a sidewalk on Lake Grove Road from Seventh Street back to Second Street. >> It's a rough road. It needs widening a little bit >> right there. Them kids >> and then you can't see in the mornings.
You can't see because the sun's coming out the east and coming out the west. In the afternoon, you can't see. You run about 5 miles. So that may be >> on both sides of the road. >> That may be one of our Scott projects. We >> talk about that being a Scott project too for y'all.
>> But but the the sidewalk deal and I don't know which side of the road they going to have to move the light poles because it's going to be tight. But it's a godsend to run it from Red Bull Island at least to Second Street to run the sidewalk there. >> They got a path there already >> after you come up that hill. That's a
bad bad route. the we plan to bid the end of the month and and take the bid probably March for the road stuff. So, we'll stay in touch on that. Y'all got y'all's list in. We'll see how we'll see how over over much you shot.
>> All right. Appreciate you guys coming then. >> Appreciate y'all. >> Yes, sir. We got some lunch in the back though. >> I went by the schoolboard a while ago and got something for it to come. I finally be a place to eat now.