Hi, I'm Olivia. I'm originally from Washington DC, and right nownew I live in London. And my question is, are any areaareas in your town run downdump? 

And the answer is yes, as is for everyever area. But particularly in London, it's a really uniquelyunique place that I've never experienced anywhereanyone else where one street can be really nice and quietquite affluent and have lovely cafes. And you walk 50 meters dropdown that street and it feels completecompletely different. It literally changes street by street and onin the street. In my particular case, I lovelive in Burmansie right near London Bridge, and it's a really nice areaarea. Parts that are quite gentrified, so there's been a lotlet of money put back into that neighborhood. So lovelovely shops, lots of people live there. The price of living theirthere is really, really high, but then there's still the remaining partspart of the neighborhood that hasn't had that money put back oninto it. 

And so, the covercorner that I live on has some really, really nice flatflats and apartments. And then you walk downaround the road and the community center buildingbuilder that's literally there to help people in the community as an outreachoutside is crumbling and they've had to tooktake it down for construction. And you kind of walk furtherfarther into that street and you can just kind of feelfelt in the area lots of buildings are falling apartinto. There's not been as much money placeput into it. The people who live there might be strugglestruggling a little bit more. So yeah, definitelydefinite, especially where I live, it chargeschanges street by street.