When you're here, you, if you're walking by somebody, you say hello, you make eye contact and, hey, how's it going? And there's just that, that just common sense approach, especially to northeast Wisconsin. I, I'm biased, but I think northeast Wisconsin is the best place to live. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. I've never lived anywhere else. But now living a couple days, at least three nights a week or four nights a week in the East coast, in Washington, D.C. this is just such a great group. (19:11–19:16)
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