This, of course, is New York. In New York is a city that I always wanted to go to. I had dreams about all day long. My parents would never take me. So I would live vicariously through maps. I developed a succession with maps. And what I loved about maps is I could view them and I could wonder street by street or point by point, what was happening in this particular intersection? What's going on over here? What are we seeing over there? And I just covered my bedroom wall as with maps. This was my favorite thing to read. And obviously, that's very, very odd. But it was something that was meaningful to me and something that I could really lose myself in and really daydream about. And that was important to me in that spirit of seeing the world and also wanting to be an artist. My parents got a Macintosh when I was eight years old. Obviously, I'm not eight years old right here. But they got a Macintosh when I was eight. And this was 1984 when the Mac first came out. And I was blown away by it just because you could change it. You could alter it. You could program it. And I resolved to program. I resolved to learn how to draw my obsession, how to draw my maps on this computer. So I could play with them. And so I could see things happen in real time. And it's something that really, really obsessed me until I could figure out how to actually do it. And it took some years, but eventually you figured out.