A
Okay, Dee, are you familiar with the Latin American policies?
B
Yeah, to a point, it's not my best subject.
A
Really, yeah it's not mine either, but, uh, I know, I know our policy, like in Nicaragua, I am familiar with that because we have, uh, some friends that live on the Nicaraguan border and they are missionaries there and they, they live there and they have to travel by boat forty-five minutes to get to their car and stuff, and uh, I know that they helped a lot of those Sandanistas refugees coming across the border and they housed them and stuff. They have been down there about three years now, and they wrote that it's kind of weird, they have bats in their roof, but the bats eat the bad spiders so they leave the bats, you know. So.
B
Yeah. It's a whole, whole different culture or,
A
Uh-huh.
B
It, it's weird down there because there's always lizards and things running around that people live there, they just, they take it for granted and it's like we go down there on vacation, it's like oh, how can these people live with these lizards and like bats in their house?