... type of community

... yeah, everybody.

And so, you know, for me, I thought that that was my, you know, my, um, part I can do with Queen City Stories, and it's actually a, a s- a part of three different, um, like a, like a series that I'm working on.

So I've got the Queen City Stories that's here to kinda elevate people and hear their s- and hear their stories.

Then I've got Queen City Live, which is something that I, I'm working on, um, developing, and that's going to be more of like a opportunity, kind of cabaret for all different artists to come together to do a, um, and to bring their talents to a stage, and whether or not they're, you know, comedic talents, musical, visual arts, um, fashion, whatever they want.

It'll be a cabaret that also people who are, like, maybe casting directors or people who are producers or set designers can come and see other talents that they may not, you know, get to see on a, on a regular basis together in one area to kind of help promote.

Um, and then the third is a Queen City Film Pitch, and that's where you...

How is it different from Atlanta to Buffalo? Like, what's the difference in community and relationships?