Grandma Gail

Oh, probably, probably 5,000.

You know, it's, it's, it's, and we went to very, I loved it.

It was, we were on the Upper East Side, which is where I, cause I never grew up in the city and I fell in love with the area where I was.

And I basically for,

the beginning of our marriage, the two apartments we were, one was on 75th and one was on 72nd.

And 72nd was actually my favorite location.

It had everything there, and it's a very wide street.

And it was just a very cute neighborhood.

It had a wonderful hardware store that's long gone.

It had a movie theater, which was in Tower East, which we used to go to all the time.

You know, all the city has changed over the years.

So what you liked 20 years ago is no longer relevant today.

So you have to look at each neighborhood and see what, as long as you have little coffee shops, a little market, cleaners.

Local spots.

Local shops in your neighborhood, wherever you are, which most neighborhoods have.

Oh, they definitely have them.

You're just not adventuresome enough.

I know that they're a little.

Yeah, I think they're loads of little, your area is much cuter than most areas.

Well, why do you think I'm not adventuresome?