B
but, I didn't really talk about that with her. She, um, um, my sister-in-law now lives in, um, Switzerland.
A
Oh.
B
But, um, when they were living in Israel, it was, it was, the, the Palestinians, they, they come in an, and they're, they're nothing but really servants for them, and they really treat them like second class citizens. They, they don't really want them around but they like them around because they do all the menial labor and such.
A
Uh-huh.
B
But they, they really do, they look down on them. And, I don't know, being, I, I live in, uh, Vermont and being up here we pretty much treat everybody, you know, as someone that has merit, even if they're poor, or if they're Hispanic or if they're black. We give everybody pretty much the benefit of a doubt because we don't see all the crime and, all the hurt in the big cities, you know.
A
Uh-huh.