Chris Ryan

I mean, I think that there's lore answers for that, but from an aesthetic perspective,

Point of view, I think it's just a time when handheld media was available to a mass audience and they could take, you know, it's not uncommon to go to parties and go to hang out with your friends and if somebody had a camcorder going.

You're accidentally in a different dimension.

It's interesting.

Something very significant happens during the 1989 San Francisco earthquake.

Well, it fires it up.

Yeah.

Yeah, this guy, Ivan, has been working on it for a while with some magnetic stuff.

Yeah, I'm like, I am not in any way a PhD in this.

I just was in my I was funny because like you can do back rooms as just back rooms on YouTube.

And then there is a whole industry of back room back rooms explainers.

So it's almost like Thrones where you can just watch Thrones or you can watch the three hour explainer about the episode you just saw.

Definitely his reason for not being like, oh, shit, that seems dangerous.

I'm not going back in there.

I mean, he's like, I'm obsessed with this.

There are many different, like my favorite part of back rooms is that I've walked.

is Red City, like when this person comes across basically like a red illuminated city that's out a window and is just like, holy shit.

But for the most part, they are that kind of 90s abandoned office park.

No windows.

If it was the Mediterranean, everybody would go to the back rooms.