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And so their location is closed down.

And there was one standalone Sears in White Oak, which is a part of Silver Spring, Maryland.

And it had been vacant for so long.

It's still vacant.

So I had always kind of paid attention to politics.

But when I was here, I was working full time down in Silver Spring, which is basically Washington, D.C., if you're not from this area.

And that's like an hour and a half commute each way I took the train.

And and then I would come home and I would coach soccer and coach soccer for eight years, two teams at a time after work.

We were outside of D.C. in college.

Silver Spring.

Silver Spring, yeah, we played.

And at the hotel after the show, we've been heisted before, so we've learned from it.

And we took precautions, and they just worked their way around.

band, all the inner workings of that band?

Well, I think the, I guess part of like, I don't necessarily want to call it like a resurgence or a renaissance with younger people knowing Fleetwood Mac is...

If you've seen the dance, everybody knows the scene of Lindsay and Stevie staring each other down during Silver Springs.

It's a very notable part of the show.

Very iconic.

That has been clipped so many times and has made its round on social media.

And people scream Silver Springs because it's that intensity and that, I don't know, resentment in the way that they sing.

And it passes around.

I want to let the folks talk.

Alex is in Silver Spring.

Alex, the trade deadline looms.

Looms.

One of them was a young and ambitious man named Askia Diakafra.

Askia lived in nearby Silver Spring, Maryland, and was looking for investors for a smartphone app idea he called Equity Shark.

This app would facilitate people investing small amounts in startup businesses.

He had high hopes that he could build this company and become a multimillionaire, but he didn't have enough money to develop the project.