... about that.

Yeah.

People, um, you know, are always referring to that area by different names, you know, basically between, uh, I-75 and Woodward, um, on the boulevard.

You've got Milwaukee Junction, which is south of the boulevard.

You have the North End, which is north of the boulevard, and that's where the Hourani building is.

And then of course, New Center is sort of the general name for that whole area where the Fisher Building is.

And so all three of those areas have seen a lot of development, I think a lot more population density over the last several years.

Mm-hmm.

... about that.

Yeah, people, um, you know, are always referring to that area by different names, you know, basically between, uh, I-75 and Woodward, um, on the boulevard.

You've got Milwaukee Junction, which is south of the boulevard.

You have the North End, which is north of the boulevard, and that's where the Hourani building is.

And then of course New Center is sort of the general name for that whole area where the Fisher building is.

And so all three of those areas have seen a lot of development, I think a lot more population density over the last several years.

The Schmitz, of course, is located right near the Hourani building, uh, on, on Oakland Avenue in the North End, so we're already familiar with the, with the area.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

And so I felt like I needed to just get out of the bubble I had been in.

So I, I, I didn't live in Port-au-Prince.

I spent time in Port-au-Prince, but I lived in the Central Plateau, um, in a, outside of a, a city called Hinche.

And I lived with a very austere, uh, group of monks, basically, the Little Brothers of the Incarnation.

So, um, it was a pretty austere, kind of monastic lifestyle.

But then I would ride my bike into town about four miles every day and spend a lot of time with, um, orphans.

Yeah.