What's going on this week with the building? What's the latest developments?

So I guess first, you know, we kind of heard about people talking about how the chief building inspector who has promoted that position from principal building inspector over the summer, that he was kind of in talks, maybe a job offer on a table with Southampton Village.

Everyone was a little bit reluctant to talk about that as those things go.

It's a personnel thing.

So and before anything was finalized, it becomes kind of a kind of a weird thing.

But, yeah, so, you know, it appeared that there was some sort of offer that he was talking to Southampton Village.

late last week.

Yeah,

Tell us a little bit about this movie, Naza.

Yeah.

So the film is it's called Naza, as you said, which is a sort of translation on a phrase that means collateral damage.

Right.

It's about, you know, the Israeli military forces.

It's an 80 minute documentary.

And really what it's about is it's builds itself as an investigation of artificial intelligence and automated surveillance with, you know, the IDF, the Israel Defense Forces.

That was part of the source of the issue.

First of all, what inns are we talking about and why are they so important to the village?

So, yeah, it's pretty interesting, actually, what was going on.

But so six historic inns in East Hampton Village.

I mean, really, like if you think of East Hampton Village, the historic inns are kind of what comes to mind.

I mean, in so many ways, they're the face of the village.

Right.

So there is the 1770 House, Hedges Inn, Hunting Inn, Baker House 1650, the Maidstone and the Mill House.

One of these inns is able to at least ask the village for permission to add one.