Dr. Steve Scott Clip

So I also would point to our advocacy in Topeka. We've been very active in our roles there, and not just for Pitt State, but for the system. And I'm now the longest serving CEO by about seven years. So the next person has only been in the job three years, so the six public university campuses. So the reason I think you've asked me to step up and be very, very active, and Tom Bryant did this, and I believe we've continued it, we're very authentic when we talk to the life legislature. If we give them a number, it's a real number. We don't spin it, we don't exaggerate it. I think they trust us, and if we say we've got a problem, they know we're not exaggerating it to get their support or leveraging. And so I think I'm proud of that advocacy, and it takes a lot of time, a lot of effort, and it's not the best place for me to be. I'd rather be on this campus, I'll love this campus. And when you say I miss you, who's this APB? Following your finest experience,

you'll do whatever you want. You know, if you're a more successful person as a professional doctor,