because he said was it.

I think it was Tom who said that everybody around him is either a Trump supporter or a socialist.

And honestly, that sounds so much nicer than where I'm living right now, right, Dave.

Yeah.

Because you don't know, and that's one of my favorite things about living in the South,

it's like everybody's going to be polite, but we all know where you stand. There isn't that much in between. Either you're like, I'm going to go for Trump, rah-rah Trump, or you're just like, now I'm ready to burn this down. I don't like this person. I'm like this person. You know, you're going to very subtle but not mean way.

Like, with the confederate, like, if I'm driving down I-95 and I see the Confederate flag,

like I kind of know what I'm going to get, and I probably don't stop at that exit.

If I'm driving and I see all these different type of billboards that shows diversity

and you see things like the rainbow play.

Like it's very much so on your sleeve in the most light way possible.

You kind of know where everybody stands.

Like if somebody is your friend in the South, they're genuinely, especially if they're from this area,

they're genuinely your friend.

It's not my gay friend, my black friend,

my Jewish friend.

It's like, oh, no, this is just my friend, such and such.

And if you don't hang around that group

but you don't like those people,

then you literally just don't have them around you.

So it's blatantly obvious.

Yeah.

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