Okay.

I mean, occasionally we get a private, you know, during the day, but, nah, we ...

Yeah, the evening has the atmosphere.

Um, yeah, I, I feel very, very fortunate that, uh, people are as interested in our events as, as they are.

I mean, we're not ghost hunters, you know.

We don't, uh, try to take pictures of ghosts.

We don't, we're not psychics.

What takes, uh, a building from having a unique look to something that, you know, might be a little bit more than meets the eye?

Do you hear him, see him, feel him? Can you picture who this character is? Or are you distant from this person?

He's a little bit like one of my younger selves.

I mean, he lives a little bit like I still do, you know.

But he's different.

He's really different from me.

He's not sentimental.

He's very jaded about life, and his life is very active and dangerous.

I think it is about the culture that brings us into the paranormal so deeply during these times, like where it comes and it lasts for 10, 20 years, sometimes longer, and everybody's into it, you know, speaking to the dead and seances and the whole thing, and then all of a sudden it disappears and then it comes back.