Kristen Davis

And we have so many memories of how it used to look.

And now it's more she-she, of course, as is the entire city, basically.

But we don't need to rename it.

That is so true.

I remember that too, because there are some weird little theaters, like smaller non-Broadway theaters that are over there, but you had to kind of plan your, your ride because there was no Uber.

So you had to figure out like, well, I've got to walk east to,

Cause it's safer to get to the subway.

Yeah.

I remember all that.

I remember that.

It's funny to think back because the city is so different, but you know, what can you do?

Yeah.

I agree.

I agree.

I mean, in so many different ways, like the year 2000 was,

to me literally was the heyday because 2001, you know, in September, we know what happened, right?

And everything changed.

So I feel like 2000, 2001 were like the glory, like everything was in super bright colors.

You know, it just seemed like things were popping and beautiful and fun and active, you know, and kind of like things hadn't been built up yet, but they were beautiful.

And now it's very built up.