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What I saw was a lot of families.

There are a lot of statues of a mother and a daughter.

And it felt like, culturally, I just saw art and family reflected more walking through Oslo than I see in an American landscape.

Interesting.

I never thought about it, but when you say it, it's probably true.

There is this kind of... And I also think the politics are geared towards that in a good way in Norway.

Norway, as any place, has its political problems.

But what I think is good is that you actually get paid time off when you have babies.

And you have a guarantee of a place, a kindergarten or a childcare thing, you know, from the government and stuff like that.

So it's a communistic hellscape, is what you're telling me.

Exactly, exactly.

It's a...

We are not allowed to speak.

I've been told to say these nice things about Norway.

Not at all.

No, it's actually the interesting thing to think about is when you pay a lot of tax, like you do over here as well, that you get something back for it.

Some health care and some child care.

I don't know.

I don't know.

And you're still allowed to speak your mind in public.