A
And, it's, it's really nice to go and see them, you know, where they can still get around and everything, and they still, you know, do their own thing, but it's, it's really nice to see them because, I mean sometimes, like I had a great aunt, she lived with us for, um, three months, and, because she's starting to get Alzheimer's disease. And I know I have a bunch of younger brothers and sisters, and I know it was hard for me as well as it was for them to, to actually sit down, because she doesn't like doing things that the younger kids like doing.
B
Right.
A
And to actually sit, so it's really nice to see that.
B
Yeah, that's some of the things I would find important before I, I would look into that for a person, is, is, is like you're saying, a good mix of people who have the same interests.
A
Uh-huh.
B
And, uh, and the programs, here they have different, uh, besides just different levels within the same program, they have different types of programs. They have several areas. They have one area in town where the people, I guess a lot of it comes with money. I, this, this one area is a bit more expensive, and the people who probably are living there have had more money in their life. But, but things that people where they have similar interests.