Sten

No, no, no.

with the fun part of it at least for like a kid like me i grew up in a very like rural town in oklahoma and so you know there was like 10 people in my graduating class so these excursions would be like an excuse to actually meet kids your own age that like you don't really have access to and you know this is like in the middle of the 90s so i was always blown away because like people would come in actually they'd have like hair like yours and like jinkos and stuff and it blew my mind like crazy i

It was like, oh my God, I can't believe there's like alternative people here or whatever.

Yeah.

I would say 80% of the people I know have been to Falls Creek or something similar.

It's truly insane.

Yeah, it's unheard of.

It's just not how things go.

Yeah, so Oklahoma was a pretty Christian town.

Your dad was a minister.

Well, I think, you know, what I'm learning is just kind of how homogenous America is in a lot of ways.

Like, you know, it's like my whole life I was told about how dreams are made in New York or Los Angeles.

And then you go to these places and it's like, you guys just have all the same chain restaurants that we do.

The difference is, is your parents didn't force you to go to church camp and mine did, you know, like that's pretty much it.

Yeah.

LA is honestly my favorite American city.

I know people would probably get onto me for that, but it just feels comfortable to me.

And there's like beautiful succulents growing everywhere.

And the weather's usually nice.

Although it seems like almost every time we go, it's raining now.