Madeline Martin

to come over and you know, he would come like a little later too.

Like he would, like we probably started at 6.30.

He would probably come in like 7, 7.30 as people were like wrapping up because at the end, then everybody just starts talking and chatting and whatever before you go home, which totally, I mean, it was pretty normal.

It was just weird that he would come over and not play and was just like there to interact with everybody.

Which I mean, we didn't really think anything of it at the time.

because maybe you just want to hang out with your friends or whatever.

I mean, I don't know.

I don't really know what the, you know, what the point was, but this one time he came over, he actually came in.

So the concession stand that I'm talking about is like more of like a little shed.

Like it was like a little shed.

We had a window on the side and people could just walk up and be like, can I get a water?

And I just hand it up or can I get a soda?

And I would just hand it out, whatever.

And I would sit in there by myself because I mean, it was literally like right next to our house.

Like it was not,

you know, I'm not like, we're not like out in the middle of the woods.

Yeah.

Yes.

I knew pretty much everybody I named.

Okay.