A
And, um, the, the, uh, different slant. Washington, it really is a, uh, uh, an international city, where Baltimore is hometown Baltimore. You know, it, there's really, uh, most people have relocated to the Washington area, you know.
B
Oh no, I'd, I'd rather have Baltimore with the home town atmosphere.
A
Yeah, that's, I, I like it, I like it a little bit better, too. It's interesting though, um, to meet different populations. I, I'm just now being, uh, from Pittsburgh originally, I'm just now meeting different populations like Chinese students and things and I find that really interesting, you know, to imagine, here is somebody that was in China, le-, two years ago when all that was going on in, in, uh, Beijing. You know, that, that's an interesting, uh, interesting perspective. But I, I really much, much like the hometown area, yeah. And I think that also goes, it's funny, you, you can watch different news. I can watch Washington news or Baltimore news and I really do watch Baltimore news. You know, that really makes, I don't really bother with the Washington station because I just, it's so far removed from what I'm interested in.
B
Well most of what they're talking about in Washington is, is the crime problems that they're having there.
A
Uh-huh, yeah they, in fact they just, it was just a big thing recently they've had some terrible problems with Hispanics, um, they had to impose a curfew that, uh, in two of the areas in, uh, in the Washington suburbs. The mayor, they've gotten rid of that really bad mayor and then, uh, brought in,
B
Uh-huh, I heard about that.