I want to welcome everyone back to the Peking Yono show.

Paul Fahrenheit's back.

How you know, Paul?

Very well, Mr. Pete.

Thank you again for having me back on, and we're taking a little break from the Spain series today to talk about something else.

Yeah, so I guess this started with Yaki.

You know, reading Yaki and talking about Yaki on the show. So I guess this started with Yaqui.

You know, reading Yaqui and talking about Yaqui on the show with you mostly.

We talk about high culture and Yaki claims that the United States can't have a high culture because they're a colony.

So then you start asking that question. You start thinking about that. And you're like,

all right, well, did we have a high culture? And you ask people and people, some people have no idea what you're talking about because, you know, what the hell is a high culture.

You know, and then, you know, I asked Thomas about that on an episode that we did where we just

took a break and hit a bunch of different subjects.

And he said, yeah, America's high culture was in the South.

And then you contacted me and you were like, you know, that's interesting.

It's good to hear Thomas say that. Then I had John

Harris on talking about, you know, Virginia first, the 1607 project. And that's when you

reached out and you said, yeah, it was in the South, but America's high culture was in Virginia, or was Virginia, is Virginia,

if there's that B1 in the future.

So I guess that's a little bit of a setup that'll, I'll let you just run, and I'll interrupt

when I have a comment.

Absolutely.

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