I'm going to be pretty boring. New York City. I know I've been in New York.

Really? Yeah. In fact, what I had such a good time last couple days, I was staying

at Brooklyn in a section of Flatbush called Little Hady, which I had never been to. In fact,

Easter morning, I'm not a Jew or secular Jew, but I went walking around in so many little

storefront churches and I love them. And they're all music is blasting out. You know,

none of them big enough for a congregation more than 30 people, the music and friends,

which I don't speak. You see all this kind of creativity, these immigrants, these folks who

from home like isn't easy in this music is coming into the streets, we're filming music.

And of course, there's good food in that neighborhood. And yeah, there's trash in the streets

and everything else. But that's such a good heartlifting time walking up and down. I've

lived in Vermont for many years. I lived in New York, but still like if I had a little vacation

time, I'd come to New York in August, especially in August, because then I can walk around and

hear the noise of democracy. I mean, you hear it loud, honking. It is my pleasure. And I know

it's both utterly cliche and also unimaginative and all I can tell you is my pleasure.

You would like Greenwood Cemetery. I love Greenwood Cemetery. Oh my God, I took my 13-year-old

there when they were 13. Last time we visited and yeah, I mean, look, I mean, my approach to

vacations years ago, I'm a Jew with some vacation time. I said, let's go to Germany to which I'd

never been, because I just felt like as a Jew, there's going to be no low stakes vacation in Germany.

I love Germany. I love German folks, but the history, that's tough. That's my idea of a vacation.

I want to go to a place where you must engage. Greenwood Cemetery is a place. You can't walk

through that passively. You've got to engage with what is this place? What am I doing here? What

are those parrots doing here? There are listeners that don't know. There's this whole colony of,

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