A
and I renovated a house there and that was so much fun. I mean, there, if you don't live in a house that's at least seventy-five to hundred years old, you know, you're just nobody, practically. And that was really, that was a good experience for me to learn a lot of discipline and, uh, MUMBLEx was considered typical for that area. So, uh, it was quite a change for me to come to a house like that now that's just, you know, a very square little box and, you know, there's not a whole lot you can do with it. But, uh, anyway,
B
Living in the city has some advantages.
A
Yeah. That's true.
B
If given the choice, I'm getting out.
A
Oh, really. Well, I have lived in a small town for, you know, this, this town was like less than ten thousand people and it was about sixty miles south of Dallas. And, you know, I didn't move out of there until I was, you know, twenty-seven and that was just, you know, so I love the big city. You know, I had lived in a rural area for, for so long so I've enjoyed it, but, uh, it can, it can get kind of tough. Its like a rat race sometimes.
B
That's just something I'll never adapt to. I don't, I don't want to be a part of the rat race. I want to be basically just kind of left alone.