Phil Levante

They were from some East Asian country, and there was a foreign student.

It was in the U.S.,

and he had just lost his grandfather.

And then the father was explaining to the American, you see, he's really sad because in our culture, we really value our grandparents.

So it's, you know, just so you understand that.

But I mean, I'll say, I'll even point out, and I'll play devil's advocate on the senior homes.

is that that is wasp culture because of them wanting to be more independent, right?

They don't want to be like the burden on the children, whereas in most other cultures, like I'm Polish, obviously,

And in Polish culture, it's an Eastern European culture.

It's very much the traditional multi-generational family household.

The grandparents take care of the little kids.

It's a whole thing.

But by the way though, what's like the number one book series in the UK right now is the Thursday Murder Club, right?

Where it's like a bunch of seniors going around and solving murders because they live at a home together.

Whereas like in other cultures, that just wouldn't even exist.

That whole dynamic doesn't exist.

So somebody would, this actually, there's an element of this in the Nancy Guthrie case.

And that's obviously going on, it's horrific, it's so terrible.

But people were pointing out, I guess the first night, like the last night when she was seen,

they said she took an Uber to the son and daughter's house for dinner.