nd it would work totally, would work. They could use reading a book that gives them some tips, totally would work. They could say, "Oh, I did it my way. I went to a desert island." That would work. It all works once you've decided. Everything works. But you might want to do something. In other words, don't do nothing. It probably helps that you pick some method you're comfortable with. But the flip side of that is when you only want to quit, no method works. Let me say that again. When you want to quit your addiction but it's not a decision, it's just something you really want, no method works. Let me say that like five more times. If you haven't decided to quit, you just want it, no method works. No method works. No method works. No method works. That's the thing you have to get right, is that decision.

All right. Rasmussen had a poll of Arkansas voters and what they think about paper ballots versus machines. And by two to one, the Arkansas people wanted paper ballots. But here's the weird part: 31% opposed having only hand-marked ballots. In other words, 31% of people in Arkansas prefer machines. Why does anybody have any reason? Have you ever heard of any reason? I've never heard one, because it's not a reason that you can't do it in time. That's just a manpower or human power thing, right? There's no problem about getting it done in time. 100% of experts would agree that you can have a fair and secure and well-audited election. 100% of experts would agree that adding a complicated new technology could give you problems on voting day, of course, but also questions about what's happening within the machine if people can't tell. So there's a public perception problem. So even if the machines are perfect, the public has trouble telling. There's an audit problem. So I just can't understand how in the world nearly a third of people in Arkansas, especially a Republican kind of state, what argument do they have for not having paper ballots and also having electronic machines? Have you ever heard the argument? Machines with a timestamp? But still, machines introduce an extra level of complication, right? Lots of Democrats. But do you think it's because 30% are uninform