I used to go out on the street, I used to go to the...

Yeah, like my mom used to come out when the lights used to go on.

Yeah, but you weren't going upside down on a trampoline.

I know, I grew up like that.

And then all the moms from the balcony shout to the pizza.

Yeah.

Masai!

Okay.

And it was so nice when we were in Kochani until midnight

and Anna was running around.

We didn't know where she was.

We found them in the restaurant.

All the kids went for a pizza together, like, at midnight.

And she was like, wow, I've never seen anything like that.

But freedom is still there in these days in Macedonia.

Because in the center of town, the big square,

they're off on the other side, they're running, there's a river,

there's a bridge, there's a water fountain.

There's no barrier from one side down to the river.

All the parents just sit drinking at the table

and when it's time to go, they'll tell them

and then they just...

All the things.