Mm-hmm.

And, um, as opposed to the Southern Shore, which it has a little bit more rolling, uh, landscape.

And I'm like, "Maybe that's why my mom's accent is a little more delicate or something." And just kind of, uh, trying to think about the things that impact accent.

And then in Newfoundland, it's socioeconomic.

It's, it's f- where the people came from in the UK, um, and then it's a lot of, like, small pockets of, uh, of basically repetition.

So one town to one town can sound so different because they solidify the accent within each other.

You know, by hearing it, you speak it back, and that ingrains it more.

ofTrying to make it sound real to home, but at the same time, understandable or normal to, to those watching from elsewhere.