Roma. Okay, exterior. Young Georgia Maloney approaches a door. She's a bit nervous, but she slowly

reaches out towards the bell. Oh, sorry, we have kind of a rock and roll bell at our house. Oh,

who's this? A girl? And they just start laughing. All these guys, all these like, I assume skinhead.

Yeah, these are also Nazis.

Yeah.

These Italian Nazis just look out the window and see a girl ring the bell and just start laughing.

Ha ha ha ha.

When she brings an application, she wants to plan.

There's nothing in the rulebook. I don't know. I'm doing a German.

There's nothing in the rule book. It says, a girl, I can't be a Nazi. That's true. They check,

they check the rule book. Nazis are big on the rule book. They love it. They love it. Everything's

by the books. Um, yeah. And there's this, so the rest article goes on to talk about, like, how hard it was being a Nazi in a left-wing neighborhood and how people didn't want her around and she'd get in.

And there's this really weird part.

It was like, and every week they got into these rough and scrabble fights with their friends down the street.

And it was like, yeah, you mean like the Nazi hate crimes they were probably committing?

I'm sure that was violent.

Yeah, I mean, Europe is all, it's all wrapped up in like soccer.

Yeah, football.

Football violence.

We have an episode on it.

Right.

And yeah, there's different.

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