text:  Because it's not for us. And I think if we bring that perspective into a lot of issues that we're looking at today in our communities, that should tell us something. You know, there's a Wawa Kanaka and a Wawa Akua for a reason, because we do not belong in that Wawa Akua. It is to be protected and taken care of, but also left alone, right? We don't want a lot of human impact in those spaces.