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space, which is why it's the way it is. It's typically not like that, but it's like this. And of course, as a human, when you go into this space, the expectation of what it is is very different from the observed reality. And that's what creates a liminal space. So, and this temporal suspension, if we want to call it that, this is what elicits a complex emotional response and it ranges from eeriness and surrealism. In some cases, the nostalgia, sadness, and it also creates an uncanny mixture, both comfort and deep unease. Some people, they actually like the lack of social pressure and visual clutter and find that these empty spaces, in some cases, are very oddly calming. And other people are absolutely terrified of these spaces because they're so devoid of life. Now, all this is, of course, influenced by an individual psychological predisposition to ambiguity and isolation. But this is where it gets very interesting. Let me drop it.