Let's go to Carrie from Chicago, see what she has to say.

There's been a lot of debate about greener pastures and the grass is always greener, different

locations.

It's compared to the one that you're currently located at, residing at geographical whereabouts.

Let's go to that and also you'll see some similar, some parallels to the last email we

got again converted and reported by our virtual Cooper, so to speak.

Let's go to the audio tape.

Hey Mike, it's Carrie in Chicago.

I'm calling, I just listened to Tony from Texas's call and I've also been on the pain

checker.

Anyway, I want to make a comment about what you said, you know, the idea that Florida and

Texas would be kind of places that would be censuated.

I think that's true in a lot of ways.

I think the point about the counties, the number of counties is fabulous, good one.

As fate would have it, we still are part of Illinois, we're right on the Indiana border.

So it's an access to high parks at the University of Chicago where I allegedly work.

But it's also kind of dug in like a kick.

We're on a seven-acre plot with a home and various things, a lot of usable land that

wasn't developed for a farm and it turns out that it's just an old kind of ruralish looking

area that has houses around a lake.

And so there's only one entryway accessible.

It's not super fancy or anything like that.

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