Evaristo Salas Jr.

there's a large group of them probably probably sympathize with that.

Uh, also I'm real cautious.

You know, my, my dad's the same way.

My dad's like, Hey, just, just be careful about things and do this kind of stuff, you know, be safe.

And that's what I've been doing.

I kind of, you know, when I go, I used to go with my family somewhere or I go to places that don't really have that kind of people around, you know?

And also, like I said, I haven't seen anybody.

Uh, it's a small town too.

Uh, there was one person that came up and I knew him from years ago and, uh, he just came up and tell me, you know, that he's glad I'm out.

Uh,

Gave me a bunch of clothes and all that kind of stuff.

I've done it for years.

But yeah, there's a concern there.

And if I feel like maybe there's some tension or I feel kind of a little worried about my safety, then I can always just head out to somewhere else if that's the case.

But like I said, so far I haven't seen anything like that.

And it's so different now.

It's 27 years later.

A lot of people that are around are not around anymore.

If they are, they're really old and they've kind of settled down and kind of went on their own ways.

But also there's just been...