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You bought of a bunch of land in a secluded area and invited only select people. Sounds like how all cults to me. I don’t even know how to respond to that. One of a kind life expierence. My life’s pretty boring compared to yours. Rebel child born in London never grows to be taller than the middle shelf, terrible at relationships and lover of the outdoors and a good book.

More like a compound. But it would to someone not super well versed in the topic, such as I am. You’d be surprised. ‘No taller than a middle shelf’ is that what you just said? I’ve never heard that one before, that’s a good one.

That explains a lot. I was waiting for my chance to sign up and then like everything stalled. Thought you’d decided to start a cult and forgot to invite me. New York seems like a good place for you. Lots of people, always something to do. It’s why I love London.

Well the whole world sort of did for a while there, so yea. A cult? Not a cult -- why does everyone always want to try to call it a cult? My parents were in a quasi cult for a while, trust me, this ain’t it, sister. I’ve always liked getting to spend long periods of time there, so why not? Ah right, jolly ole London! How is it across the pond these days?

How about every day? I’m from there, so obviously, it’s special to me. But, every morning, I wake up in Chicago and think ‘Why am I not in New York?’ I feel you, dude.

I’m from LA -- well  mostly. Grew up mostly in California, and right outside Los Angeles. I moved to Texas a few years ago and it’s been great, but it might be time to throw the towel in on that, too. Which is fine, it happens. I’ve never lived in New York for more then a few months at a time, but i’ve always wanted to -- so I can see why you’d struggle, man! What’s got you in Chicago, work?

You in NYC? Didn’t you just run away to Texas and build like a Compund or something? You get bored of being secluded in the middle of nowhere? I don’t know how you of all people can survive without constant attention.

So get this -- I did. And then everything changed, and not with me, but with the whole film making process in the state of Texas and in other states. The whole reason why we decided to set Wyldwood up in Texas was because of that so now we’re at the ‘wtf do we do now’ phase. Fun times, really. I don’t know, your guess is as good as mine! It seemed like a good idea at the time.