for them. And, you know, it's fine for the people, I guess, that get it for free. But the problem is the government only has so much money and they're only going to budget so much, so not every blind or low-vision person will get a screen reader. So with the Accessible Computing Foundation, we're really going to, you know, disrupt this whole industry, I'm hoping, and, you know, bring accessibility back into the control of people that actually depend on accessibility, that need assistive technology. We'll be back in control of the software. We can control it. We can squash bugs. We can make bug reports or requests and get ahold of the developers, you know, just through an email. So we'll be back in control of our own destiny with accessibility. Excellent. And are you going to run this whole thing? You're going to coordinate everything? Yes. I'll be, like I said, I'll be there for the whole 12 hours on the fundraiser. And, you know, I'm the executive director, so I'm in charge of (42/50)
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