Christiana

Yes, but that's what I mean by close the street.

Yes, but that's what I mean by close the street.

So I go, I would love to live in a society where we go. Like, we used to do this on... I wish I could like take you to the picture in my brain. We as the kids ran the streets as if we were adults.

So I go, I would love to live in a society where we go. Like, we used to do this on... I wish I could like take you to the picture in my brain. We as the kids ran the streets as if we were adults.

Yeah, we would take bricks and we would put them at the beginning of each road and close each road. And then when a car would need to turn into the street, because this is like a road, you know, it's not a public, I'm not talking about like main roads.

Yeah, we would take bricks and we would put them at the beginning of each road and close each road. And then when a car would need to turn into the street, because this is like a road, you know, it's not a public, I'm not talking about like main roads.

Yes, I'm not talking about a highway. I'm not talking about a main road. I'm talking about like- In your neighborhood.

Yes, I'm not talking about a highway. I'm not talking about a main road. I'm talking about like- In your neighborhood.

It was a township, but it was still a neighborhood. We'd put bricks there. A car would need to turn. There would be kids stationed at every corner and you'd shout, you know, car. And then you'd run there together. You'd move the bricks.

It was a township, but it was still a neighborhood. We'd put bricks there. A car would need to turn. There would be kids stationed at every corner and you'd shout, you know, car. And then you'd run there together. You'd move the bricks.

The car would drive either through where it needs to go to, or it would like stop at the house that it's stopping at. And then we'd put the bricks back on the road and then we'd continue playing. And because I agree with you, I'm not saying like go play in the street, but I'm saying sometimes we look at problems in life. And they seem insurmountable because we're looking at them the wrong way.

The car would drive either through where it needs to go to, or it would like stop at the house that it's stopping at. And then we'd put the bricks back on the road and then we'd continue playing. And because I agree with you, I'm not saying like go play in the street, but I'm saying sometimes we look at problems in life. And they seem insurmountable because we're looking at them the wrong way.

Okay, no phones and no this and no... And now are we going to build third space? How much is a third space? Where do you get it? How do we build a park? Do we get permits? Guys, everyone, if you are lucky enough to have a house... If you're lucky enough to be renting a space, you literally have the third space right outside your door. You just have to claim it back.

Okay, no phones and no this and no... And now are we going to build third space? How much is a third space? Where do you get it? How do we build a park? Do we get permits? Guys, everyone, if you are lucky enough to have a house... If you're lucky enough to be renting a space, you literally have the third space right outside your door. You just have to claim it back.

So there are, it's not that- Well, that's a lot of New York City in general, even the fancy schools, by the way.

So there are, it's not that- Well, that's a lot of New York City in general, even the fancy schools, by the way.

They have some fenced in.

They have some fenced in.

But I'm saying like a lot of them, you'll be shocked at how there's, it's just like, it's the city. It's the curse of a city.

But I'm saying like a lot of them, you'll be shocked at how there's, it's just like, it's the city. It's the curse of a city.