 It's a bit dramatic, but I digress. A little more than 10% of all households in Indiana had no Internet access in 2022. A figure that rises to nearly 15% in rural areas. Another 8.5% of Indiana households have Internet access solely through cellular data. And guess what? You know why that is? Come on, I looked at the data. I've given you this data before. You know why that is? Because people want to pay for the damn Internet. That's why. There are people, shockingly, who don't like it.