B
Uh-huh, very much. When we moved here to Monterrey it was a big change, because it's such a small community, we're just above Carmel, and, um, there's hardly, most everybody seems pretty well employed around here, and um, those that aren't, there's Celinas which is about a fifteen minute drive, which is mostly migrant workers, and there's a lot of crime there, um, migrant Hispanic farm workers, people that are down and out, and uh, they all seem to congregate in Celinas, not so much here in Monterrey. So, it's, it's pretty quiet. You know, we walk the streets at night, and, uh, people run in the park, and you know, you're just, have your normal smarts about you, then you really don't have to worry, or,
A
Really, even, uh, even in the worst crime areas in Burlington, I, I can walk the streets. I wouldn't, I, if I did it every night --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- I think there would be trouble in our house, so you wouldn't get confronted or anything --
B
Right.
A
-- but I don't think you would, uh, someone might grab you, mess around with you, but they're not going to grab you, steal you-, your money and slit your throat --