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into abandoned structures, more to curiosity. I was like, oh, look at this place, right? But so that's nothing new, right? Urban explorers, people going into these sort of dead spaces or going in when they're supposed to be closed and getting in trouble and stuff, that's nothing new. But what happened in 2019 was that there was a little pandemic that you may have heard of called COVID-19 and as a result of that, large parts of the world shut down. So all of a sudden, more people were readily exposed to spaces that would be defined currently as liminal spaces. So all of a sudden, liminal spaces grew in popularity because of what was happening, where they simply existed in greater volumes across the world. Let me drop it.