Kassy

Okay.

Exactly.

So the Amish, they don't have phones, not just cell phones, phones, like landlines, unless they're in the barn so that they can communicate with their outside businesses.

And they don't have cars.

They use horse and buggy.

The Mennonites do have cars, but they must be black.

And there's a lot of other traditional rules, but it's a really unique area where I'm from, having that mix of the modern world and the past.

So that means you might have like a great grandfather who who left.

Left the family farm.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, we were great.

There were a lot of kids' songs to listen to to keep my son occupied, but we made it.

And the two weeks at the beach were great.

They were like every other year.

We had an amazing time, but there was nothing really big to highlight.

I think to end our episode, the biggest things that happened were at the end of our trip when we were back in Pennsylvania.

So we had an amazing trip, Andrew, and we were down to our last week together.

And we were all feeling a little sad, a little happy, a little bittersweet.

It was an amazing trip, but it was coming to an end.

And we were sitting down to dinner one night with me, my husband, my son, my mom, and my stepfather.