Speaker 0: Let me tell you about this absolutely wild thing that happened at my local library last week. So, like, I'm looking at this obscure book about urban legends, right? And I stumbled into the hidden reading room I never knew existed. I mean, it's filled with ancient-looking maps and weird artifacts. But the thing, it turns out, it's a secret club for people who investigated unexplained mysteries. In the city. And what we've been meeting there for decades, documenting everything about the mysterious sounds in the subway tunnels, and unexplained lights over the park. I mean, these people are totally serious about it, too. They've got spreadsheets, surveillance equipment, and the whole deal. And a librarian who showed me around, she's been running since the 80s. But yeah, now I'm kind of hooked. I spent the last three hours. At night, cataloging reports of spontaneous music coming from empty buildings. So, my neighbor Tom, a quiet guy who works in accounting, turns out he's got his absolute insane hobby, getting things he's been building a miniature replica of the entire city in his basement. I mean, it's not just any replica. The thing has streetlights, tiny cars, and actually able to move around tracks. And these things are exactly incredible. You know, detailed buildings with tiny people living their tiny lives inside. And like, he's programmed the whole system to mirror real-life traffic patterns from Google Maps. The whole setup takes the entire basement. He's been working on it for about seven years. And he has to say it'll take about another 12 to complete. Dedicated, absolutely. His wife rolls eyes whenever anyone brings it up. Again,