I actually agree somewhat with both questions, except that I'd pay more to bring jobs back in addition to saving lives, although I think the first question would accomplish both?
Thom at Dad & Mom's house when they were both still alive, circa '90s
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I actually agree somewhat with both questions, except that I'd pay more to bring jobs back in addition to saving lives, although I think the first question would accomplish both?