What do the departments of Lourdes, the Mayenne, the Meuse, Nieve, Saint-Éloi, Lallier, Creuse, and the Corrèze and the Cantal and the Aveyron all have in common?

I know what we're getting at here, James.

I used to live in Lallier.

So I'm very, very attached to that part of it in particular.

I spent a year in the town of Moulin as part of my degree, as you mentioned earlier on.

And Moulin, for me, is the spiritual capital of La France Profonde.

But this is also part of an area of France called Le Diagonal de Vide, which translates roughly as the empty diagonal.

Just deep France, wherever it is, where there's, you know, not a lot of urban cosmopolitan influence and perhaps not a lot of people, I guess,