Are they happy?

That's a, that's a...

I think something that I have learned with rural people is that they value a lot their time, and they value a lot their peace.

So I don't know if they are happy.

I don't know if their kids are happy.

Maybe the parents are okay and they are happy.

The kids, of course, face bigger challenges because they want to grow, uh, and they are normally restricted by their own norms of these indigenous people and by the isolation, no? Isolation where they live.

Was there a moment when you wanted to dedicate yourself to international service rather than going into the corporate world?