Chuck Bryant

Yeah.

And again, that's specifically the green bank, which is the most restrictive area where you're not going to have any cell service.

And like I said, until very recently, no Wi-Fi at all there, like no Bluetooth devices, no RC cars and trucks for the kids and playful adults, no microwaves.

But like you said, I think you hinted at it.

A lot of people or some people, because there's not a lot of people there, period.

But some people move there for that reason.

They want a simpler lifestyle.

They want less technology.

And we'll talk a little bit more about, you know, kind of some of the people that tracks because it can get very interesting.

Other people can get annoyed.

most people there probably just, you know, that's where they've always lived.

And so that's just the deal.

It's a way of life.

I think in 2016, there was an Italian graduate student named Gioffredo Collini,

who traveled there to study, like, the people and were like, you know, what's it like for the people that live there?

And he found, and this is a very small-scale study, it wasn't, like, the most robust scientific thing, but I think just walking around and studying and talking to people, he found that people seem to have lower anxiety there.

But it's different, you know?

They use maps.

They use payphones still.

Teens there do have things like iPhones.