You're not producing a whole lot of children.

This is pretty stunning. The net out-migration (domestically) is so powerfully high. That's the story. Riverside (County) is just the opposite. Here you have the coastal counties with all these people leaving them but the counties just to the interior have all these people moving in.

I know it sounds crazy. But it works in the lab.

If there's going to be another growth cycle in terms of schools, I'm not sure where it's going to come from.

To cover every square mile of North Dakota, it would take 1,100 cell towers. We can do the whole state with three balloons.

What's driving this is the cost of housing. It's just pushing people further east.