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[@Toodle.Pipp001]

Imagine if Betty's home had been preserved and turned into an Airbnb benefiting her favourite charities. What a waste.

[@judywho2249]

She loved her pets and and always gave to the charities.

[@judywho2249]

Wow hope your parents never read that 😒

[@ronaldmiller2740]

@@chrismcpherson1204 IT'S ALL $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ IF YOU HAVE IT!!!!!!! I GUESS SHE SHOULD OF PUT IT TO BE SAVED IN A ESTATE...

[@cindyholst7858]

I agree! That would have been a great idea. Money would still be made for the animals. One of her favorite charities.

[@dezputtyranger2724]

Exactly 💯

[@RealEstateHappens]

What a tragedy to tear down Betty White's iconic home. I've driven and walked past Betty's home for years and it was always such a cheerful house. I never imagined, nor could Betty have probably ever imagined that one day property developers would tear down her beautiful home, probably to be replaced with some cold, stark, modern pile of architecture! 🏡🏠🏘🏡

[@julieielasi4156]

I love the 50s ,60s old houses so much character the older style homes back then ..

[@RealEstateHappens]

@@julieielasi4156 I agree. The new homes have no character.

[@verucasalt2391]

My mother just sold her home, a Cape. It was a solid house built in the 1940s. It was sold, right way for$125,000 OVER asking price. It was immediately torn down and a much bigger house is being built on that lot.

[@verucasalt2391]

Another house in the family was a cottage that was “winterized” right across from the beach. Again, torn down and a big, ugly box with windows is now there. Heartbreaking. 💔

[@dfirth224]

@@verucasalt2391 How sad.

[@tialumakeup7073]

Betty was a gem. 50 years in one home is almost unheard of in Hollywoodland RIP Betty 🙏🏻

[@judywho2249]

What a shame, that was a beautiful home. Greed.

[@Grumpy63uk]

I totally agree it probably only needed updating inside. I would have loved that house just as it was and I bet what they put up will be a monstrosity of a thing😔😔💕❤️💕🇬🇧

[@mccommas2]

The greedy thing to do was to exploit it because it was her home. Tearing it down was just plain stupid for a lot of reasons.

[@sharonholt3118]

So sad. What a waste to destroy Betty’s beloved home. She is finally reunited with her adorable husband …I have always loved her! She lived a long successful life.

[@ronaldmiller2740]

YOU SAID IT SOOOOO TRUE ,,THANK YOU!!!!!

[@LATVERIAN1]

As far as I know, Betty was a huge supporter of the gay rights community and wasn't saved. Not good.

[@wandatonkin2065]

No proof anyone joins anyone after death, ridiculous.

[@sharonholt3118]

@@wandatonkin2065 you are living proof that God exists. The reunion of believing loved ones When Paul writes to believers who grieve the loss of a loved one, he offers them this comfort: “We who are still alive will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air” (1 Thessalonians 4:17

[@wandatonkin2065]

@@sharonholt3118 man's words,fairy tales, wishing, bologna. No proof show me and I will change my thinking, I deal with facts not faith.

[@suemount6042]

Apparently it was Bettys wishes that the property was sold as it was and the house torn down she said it was hers and her husbands dream home and didn’t want anyone else to live in it

[@lubabe9969]

Ya, the buyer couldn't even go in the home.

[@Cheshyre.]

@@lubabe9969 Oh really? Whoa... well, I had to delete an angry comment I made over that. It would be cool if the buyer got a hold of the original floor plans and rebuilt it.

[@tigger06]

How do you know this ? Don't think it's apparent to anyone else

[@tammybrown4901]

That was the one in Carmel co.

[@tigger06]

@@lubabe9969 wow..let's just pass on unconfirmed gossip ...typical ...proof ?

[@MsVicki73]

I cannot believe she lived in that house for 50 yrs and they wasted no time disrespectfully tearing it down. She gave a tour of that house for tv more than once and it was beautiful. There was no reason they needed to tear it down. It could've been modernized if need be like if they thought the kitchen or bathrooms were dated or something they didn't need to rip it down like that. Why can't people preserve a piece of history such as that? Unbelievable! 😡 And that last clip at the end was hilarious but also should be played for the people who tore her beautiful home down!

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Betty had an edge, no doubt. The best. Thanks for watching.

[@TawnyC_]

They can't leave anything alone. Always got to tear stuff down.

[@twistoffate4791]

That's what they do in this country, way too often.

[@leesashriber5097]

That's so sad!! Why destroy a house with so much history? Betty White is a legend and was a wonderful, funny lady. 🕊️🙏❤️ Thank you Scott 😊

[@russblack443]

Those goofs do that to a lot of great older houses in Brentwood. They tore down Joan Crawford's beautiful home and filled in her pool to build some ugly sprawling monstrosity

[@leesashriber5097]

@@russblack443 , it's sad. The buyers don't know what a piece of history they have.

[@califdad4]

They tore down also Jayne Mansfield pink Beverly hills home too, they take all kinds of beautiful homes down in these very nice areas

[@ronaldmiller2740]

@@russblack443 THANK YOU ,,IT'S ALL $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[@chomama1628]

Old houses like older people are considered worthless by greedy people. Shame! Pieces of history lost forever…

[@ChelcieLynn]

I own the front door of her house! 💛

[@hopehafstedt2616]

What the heck? Why are they always destroying such beautiful homes? So sad.

[@flipppy83]

I remember all of the outrage back in December when this was first posted by Betty's long time assistant who know runs her social media pages in tribute to her. She noted Betty was aware this would mostly like happen the reason this Brentwood property was offered for sale as a tear down/land sale as the value of the land far surpassed the house value. If you look at the surrounding area this 70 year old house was way out of place with the changing neighborhood. The Carmel property that she built with Allen was her true love house and has been sold as well but being newer and more modern still stands. A few quotes from her assistant replying to questions about the tear down: "Betty was never a lover of material things. She knew all of this would happen. Always harder for the rest of us to accept what she had made peace with long ago" "Betty always knew and planned this is what would happen. She was fine with it." "the person who bought it is building something more appropriate for the current market. It’s what happens in her neighborhood" "almost everything in her home was auctioned to benefit causes that were important to her"

[@orscrub3161]

My husband and his father moved Allen and Betty into this house. There was a daughter there at the time. Betty tried to get my husband to go swimming with her (the daughter)!!! 😃 We still have the pictures of them all on the front porch!

[@tammybrown4901]

Aww loved her great memory 😊

[@annedapore7746]

Allen had two daughters, Martha and Sarah. He also had a son David. From his first wife Margaret McGloin who also died of cancer.

[@orscrub3161]

@@annedapore7746 …..there was only a daughter there at that time

[@nxnxnx800]

What a waste, would have loved it if it was kept without doing that

[@nanaterri392]

Always enjoy your clogs, you are a great story teller. Keep them coming 😊.

[@Christopher070]

Whether we like it or not the world still goes on without us. If we enshrined every place humans lived in after they passed on, nothing in the world would ever change. I'm sure a nice place will be built on that property. Betty got to enjoy her home for 50 years and now it's someone else's turn to make their dream home there. The world is always evolving and changing.

[@pinkarate1]

Well said!

[@MsVicki73]

Not every place needs to be preserved but someone like her who lived as long as she did (which most people don't) and contributed as much as she did over her lifetime deserves to have her home preserved. All of the A list "Golden Age of Hollywood" actors and actresses deserve that imo.

[@brendawhite7419]

I just luv you! Luv your stories! I could listen to them all day! Keep them coming!!! PS. Luv the vintage tv tray!!!

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Thank you so much!

[@rongendron8705]

Tearing down beautiful homes in Beverly Hills & similar areas, to build larger ones, is not unusual! I've driven though there, years ago & noticed that Jimmy Stewart's home on Roxbury Dr. Beverly Hills & the next house, had been taken down to build a mansion! It seems that the 'stars' of yesteryear, were content to live more modestly than today! R.I.P. Betty!

[@syreetaabney6968]

Scott what a great video, it's so sad that they destroy Betty White's home that she lived in all her life.

[@Rutabaga64]

Awww, this makes me sad because that was a sweet, traditional kind of house and not some ugly, garish mansion. Plus I loved the yellow shutters.

[@shosmyth1454]

Love your Videos! You do wonderful tours and take us along. Thank you-loved Alan Ludden and Betty White.

[@remoskins1437]

She ate hot dogs, drank Martini's and lived until 100. Jack Lalane worked out everyday, said "if it tastes good spit it out," and lived until 96. Just goes to show you never know when you're going to go. And yes, I'm very sad to see her house has been torn down. Nothing is sacred anymore.

[@sew_gal7340]

Shes an outlier probably genetically gifted, not the norm.

[@chlexiel.1022]

My dad outlived Jack Lalane by a year and he drank and smoked. I remember telling him that 😂

[@joeyrobison6629]

Was that a TV dinner tray you were displaying the artifacts on? I think we had those same trays when I was a kid, at least the design looks familiar.

[@lasuvidaboy]

Apparently Betty had stipulated in her will that her Brentwood house be demolished after she died. There were showings only to pre-qualified buyers and they weren’t allowed to see the interior. Betty apparently preferred the house she built with her husband Allen Ludden in Carmel By-The-Sea and spent much of her time there. That beachfront house was sold for nearly 11 million dollars after Betty White died. On a side note, up until about 20-years ago Betty White was listed in the LA phonebook under Betty W Ludden with her home address!

[@ShannonLee1956]

I know I'm off topic but I LOVE LOVE your tray! It's so cute, I adore mcm décor!

[@Inquiring_Minds]

Loved this thank you so much for sharing with us all. xoxo

[@rhettmikols8983]

My grandmother cooked for her back in the 50s. She passed away at age 90. She remembered what she cooked. She said she was the sweetest and kindest person. This was in Greenwhich Ct.

[@ronaldsteele6151]

It was actually in her will that whoever brought the house had to destroy it. The new owners were fully aware that the house had to be torn down. She felt it was a home and didn't want it as a museum or landmark.

[@tammybrown4901]

I can understand that

[@chrissyknowsitall5170]

I loved the comment about Robert Redford. She was such a lovely funny lady. RIP Betty we all miss you.

[@dawnrex3712]

I wish they would have kept that house. It looks like she took really good care of it, and it would be a lovely memory of her forever. ❤

[@henryvinson1]

Fantastic video. I love your work!!

[@Blueskys1972]

How sad that they knocked her house down 👎 that rolodex is gold🥇!! I prank called Carroll O'Connor (Archie Bunker) back in the 70s, I was 11 years old, my sister worked for an answering service, it was A1 answering service in West Los Angeles. She answered calls for him, and gave me his phone number 😂 when I called his wife answered the phone, I asked for Carroll, and she asked me who is this 😂 and I hung up 🤣 I love this video, you did a great job ❤️

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

Love it haha

[@leetherockjohnson5376]

Great video, enjoyed it 👍, especially Scott's little 'straight 'chuckle to himself, haha 😆.

[@lovebuzz1979]

What a fascinating life she lived. I still can't believe she's really not with us anymore. 😿So thankful the The Golden Girls is still on rotation on TV. That show has my heart. Such a shame about her home.☹️😿

[@KyBlossom76]

Yeah I've watched the golden girls for so many years and I'll be watching them till I die I loved this women especially Betty cause I'm an animal rights person too I donate to Humane Society,ASPCA, and PETA

[@wandatonkin2065]

Could've live forever.

[@gregnosal3297]

Thanks for the laughs Betty. May you rest peacefully in God hands. Thanks Scott for the awesome video.

[@JONMPG]

Why would someone tear down a house that was the home of a legend. I wish i could have bought the property to save it from happening.

[@GraveVisitations]

Rest in peace Golden Girl 🙏⭐

[@nothing2seehere34]

I can't remember where I saw it but some where online there is an article that showed a tour of the inside and outside of the house. It was wonderful!

[@kimberlyvalentino506]

Thank you for sharing this , what a wonderful actress and we enjoyed her! So talented , so sad to see this beautiful house she once loved now gone .

[@karentarr8930]

So sad to just destroy precious property, RIP Betty, ty Scott again so respectful you are such a gentleman 🤗

[@chips1a]

There is a fresher disturbance in the ground next to Allen Ludden's Grave. I am thinking she is there but who knows for sure.

[@rachaelleight4612]

Scott, would you ever consider doing a video on Bert Convy? He also lived in Brentwood. So sad that they tore Betty's house down, I loved her house!!

[@cathyhopf6532]

this is criminal . her home was stunning and charming

[@libbycampbell2557]

So sad! I’m sure that home is beautiful and would have been lovely to live in!

[@citadel9611]

Love your channel Scott.:)

[@inproper3952]

She and Allen Ludden had a home they built at the beach, Carmel somewhere I believe that she really loved. She couldn’t remain living there I heard as she got older and needed help as an elderly person does. services weren’t available so I heard, that is the home she loved the most. I understand it still exists. And it was sold after her death.

[@davidburroughs2244]

Wow, Scott, great show. I've always adored Betty White in an admiring way, nothing weird, just enjoyed her years of entertainment.

[@scottburbridge3170]

tragic.

[@kathyhays9819]

She was absolutely a hoot. And one of a kind. Having that Rolodex is awesome

[@mishonwhite111]

She was a strong woman and her spirit still lives on with her family, friends and her fans 🙏

[@antonfarquar8799]

excellent video - thank you !!!!

[@samanthab1923]

You can see it must have had a beautiful view out the back too. 🏡

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

They said you can see the ocean, but I wasn't sure so I didn't include that

[@samanthab1923]

@@DearlyDepartedTours Gotcha

[@firstnamelastname6797]

this is so saddening why not just completely remodel or just add a big additon

[@stacyhughes5530]

So sad. I thot it looked so cute w the yellow door. Bless her heart...(In heaven).

[@NancyD2]

The property was listed as "Land Value" so the intent from the get go was for it to be torn down. This may have well been in Betty's will. Or more to the point, her trust. A trust is never made public so we won't know. I think, so many have shown why keeping the house as is, or was rather, would be problematic. It would have made it more difficult to sell, first off. If decreed it could NOT be torn down, you have made a small pool of buyers yet again smaller. This allowed for the maximum price to be brought because the LAND has the value....money-wise. It brought in a LOT of money in a very short amount of time. All of which went to the variety of charities she supported. An AirBnB? That would NEVER have made $10 million dollars. EVER. All who ever "knew" Betty White will be long gone before an AirBnB can bring in that amount of money. At what... a couple grand MAYBE, each month? Remembering you gotta have it cleaned after each guest and stuff like plumbing and new roofing, and maybe a new A/C unit at some point. Plus the salary for someone to manage all that. NO. While we all wish "someone" would have kept that house, how many of us wouldn't just rather have a house built to our very specific preferences? We can't AFFORD to, so we take what we can find that is CLOSE. That house, style wise, wasn't too far off from the house I grew up in. It was only a few years older and a few hundred feet bigger. The location wasn't that far removed either, but very significant miles between Brentwood and Orange County! Had it been up to me, I would have torn my parents house down and rebuilt. It would have been easier. The electrical load WE put on that house was insufficient. Couldn't have the light on in the family room AND my bedroom and then turn on the microwave because if the fridge popped on, the circuit blew. All of the insides of a house can be VERY out of date. You can love the DECOR but it doesn't matter when you have to remove every single interior wall to run all new electrical. And now you gotta check code on everything. Oh...the plumbing? That needs to be replaced. Who knows...might be tile drains instead of PVC under all of that. Betty I am sure wanted as much money as soon as possible so it could go to her charities. I would not be surprised if she also did not want it to become a tourist stopping point. It funny how we always laugh at design choice from years gone by....the shag carpets or the floral chintz sofa. But so it goes with houses too. You can tell when neighborhoods were built by the way they look. And MOST neighborhoods don't change because people can't afford to do a full remodel/rebuild. But that's the primary reason. Most of us live in neighborhoods built by a developer who built the same house over and over again. So neighborhoods that attract people who can afford to spend 10 million dollars on the LOT? They're gonna look very different every 10 or so years.

[@JohnnyPerth]

No sense of history , your city would be all ugly condos, cause all you see is money.

[@keithunderwood8244]

Photo I saw she had wood paneling from the 70's. I loved that she loved pets and animals! SWEET!

[@MAGAdeere]

Betty also had a house in Carmel ; California , she spent a lot of time there. Being I live on the peninsula I had the pleasure of meeting her once.

[@irishheart4768]

Are you kidding me cutting up a brick and selling pieces of it. Lmao

[@toddfowler4017]

Another treasure gone! Betty, Alan, and their dream house!!! We continue to lose more and more treasures, but we don't seem to find anymore! It feels like we're getting shortchanged!😪

[@Shazzadut1]

When Scott was looking thru the rollerdex for Betty was anyone else yelling at the video ‘your fingers right on the card!’ ‘You’re resting your finger right on it!’ A few cards on to where he was flipping them. Lol

[@cathpeterson1944]

oh my gosh her beautiful house is destroyed so sad, RIP Betty White

[@tammywhatever8602]

Love your videos!! Wished I could spend $$ for a tour today... I'd SOOO do it! I want to do a couple days of CA at all of the local cemeteries, with a personal guide!!! Hugs, from Mesa, AZ 🌵❤️

[@jude999]

Thank you for saying "died" instead of "passed." Horrible they tore that beautiful home down.

[@nishikapedro3796]

Thank you very interesting reportage. RIP Betty White. We LOVE you

[@jennyolive7435]

Always loved Betty White.

[@BelievingRebel]

I like that tray you have there. So Fifties!

[@lisanetgark415]

Friend’s husband uncle’s wife (his aunt by marriage). She had no children. She died and her nieces and nephew cleared everything out, sold the property, threw out her stuff in 2 weeks. She was completely erased in 2 weeks. My friend and her husband’s side of the family were not included. I found it sickening that she died and all evidence of her was gone in such a short period of time. 2 weeks!!

[@lisanetgark415]

They uncle had died 10 years earlier.

[@MichaelaH2059]

I read that she wanted the house dismantled. She didn't want her home turned into a museum cheapening the memories she had of the home with Allan.

[@DenitaArnold]

Off topic, but I love your MCM style TV tray. Sad Betty's house was torn down

[@jerrydemain2346]

she was one of the most funny woman god ever made!!

[@stevegrepps4600]

Ain't no doubt Robert Reed is in there...

[@rachelmayes298]

What is it with you Americans?? So many historic homes and buildings get knocked down and it’s so sad. I really don’t understand how it’s allowed so easily when you know a national treasure used to live there. I’ve always wanted to visit America and see the stars homes from the black and white films. I’m not into these actors if today. They really don’t interest me. Thank you all your videos are so interesting. You can never do enough

[@treannadawn]

I can promise you that it isn't ALL Americans who wish to see these homes destroyed. It is truly tragic, and many of us believe that homes, and other places of interest, should be preserved. They should remain as somewhere special, as it was truly special to the people who owned it. The issue lies within the hearts and minds of the greedy ones who only see money and not the real value that lies on that property. Please don't lump us all together!

[@Brooklynborn74]

I’m an American and I 💯 agree with you… I find it sad that her family let it get knocked down…

[@beckigreen]

Rachel Mayes Just because one American tore Betty’s home down means all Americans agree with it. 🙄

[@midnightrunner684]

How is This Trumps fault ?

[@ronbirnbaum1968]

Insaw pictures of Betty’s demolished house many months ago. It must have been razed well before December of 2022

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

It takes a while. My video from the property is from last week.

[@ronbirnbaum1968]

@@DearlyDepartedTours But when was the house actually torn down? I remember seeing pics of her torn-down home months ago. Were those pics real?

[@Brooklynborn74]

Suprised ryan Reynolds didn’t purchase it and do something with it..

[@ana419]

Horrible! Shouldn't the houses and possessions of all these icons be preserved as museums and cultural heritage?

[@shannonsmith297]

❤She had a good run❤

[@cybersquire]

With her and the house gone, it seems like the last of Old Hollywood is gone, too.

[@007gunlogo]

Where did that clip at the very end of the video come from!?

[@ana419]

SO sad! It really speaks of how superficial our values are.

[@wyn2480]

I was wondering why you didn't float the workers a few bucks for the Mail Box!!

[@groovygirl2408]

Thanks Scott!

[@patriciahall2223]

How very sad what a terrible shame .....thank you Scott 🇨🇦

[@rossdreves2816]

The Greed never stops

[@angelataylor3822]

Gos to show you how much they respected her smh rip Betty white ❤

[@bethelle9099]

What a crime! How many people think that it was a dream house and would loved to have had it?!!!!! Crying shame...... RIP, Betty White!

[@luvzfrance24]

Who was in charge of her estate after she died? How could they let this happen?

[@gary1705]

Im surprised she spent her later years in such a modest timber home as her previous house now abandoned was an absolute Mansion and not all that old either 🤷‍♂

[@jsd9840]

Hi Scott, I'm always interested in the pieces of history you gather, so I watched this video last week and haven't been able to stop thinking about it. I'm not a collector of anything celebrity-based, and buying a tiny piece of Betty's house wasn't a luxury I could really afford. In the end, though, I had to. She was one of the most positive forces in the public eye for so many years, and she was medicine to our hearts. She made the absolute most of her century-long life not just by honoring the sacredness of animals, but by laughing, and making us laugh, with her awareness that our existence is simultaneously pure ridiculousness and a treasure, too. I believe that the home she lived, laughed, and loved in for 50 years was a rare monument to what value our own lives can hold if only we choose to live in a similar state of gratitude. And this is why I purchased a little piece of that house from you--with the hope that maybe it will somehow hold a bit of her joyful energy, and that just seeing it on my shelf will remind me of what she knew: Each day is what we make of it. I thank you for gathering up these pieces left in her wake and sharing them with people like me.

[@DearlyDepartedTours]

That’s so nice of a thought. I hope it brings you a smile. I appreciate your support very much.

[@protochris]

Few people today can appreciate that rolodex, what an amazing relic.

[@kimfrank2417]

Dear Scott , how many pieces do you get of Betty whites house ? Can I write a check? Thanks kim

[@KDVoller]

OMG Scott, I laughed my a** off.. This was awesome.

[@JungleYT]

*Please make a video on Liza Minneli's old house where I think her step-mother lived until she was like 100? The house stood vacant for many years. Liza partly grew up there. Her father owned the house and was passed on to his wife. After she died Liza never claimed it. As far as I know it was stripped and renovated? Betty's house did look a bit old and dated. Lucille Ball's house fortunately was NOT turn down, but stripped and renovated beautifully. Can still see the outline of old house, which was thoughtful of the new owners. So, when you see it, you can tell it was once her house*

[@AuntieNita74]

What a trip to see pics of her house with the yellow front door thats now owned by Chelcie Lynn (comedian) who bought it at the auction. So cool!.

[@tracybland2649]

That's ashame about her beautiful home. One evening I had the opportunity of speaking with Betty. I was answering phone lines for the nellis air force base exchange. Betty White was coming to do a meet greet. Her agent had called to inform the bx. Ms. White was not feeling well an was not coming. I said I hope she feels well very soon. I then overheard a lady say thank you. I then asked was that Ms. White. To my surprise she answered back yes. I told her it was pleasure talking to her and thanked her. Needless to say my night was made.

[@danhoey5885]

do you have any thing belonging to warren oates pleas do a video on him

[@tacob69]

Man that's crazy that you can have 5 bedrooms and six bathrooms in a 3,000 square feet house.My house is 3,350 and I have 3 bedrooms and a 4th would have been pushing it.I liked her house almost like a house you would find in Texas on a ranch.

[@Brooklynborn74]

Yep!! Mine is 1800sq ft and I have a 4bdrm 2bth.. and it works!! Lol

[@hh7407]

3501 sq ft heated and cooled and I have 5 huge bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms, a bonus room big enough to be a 6th bedroom that I turned into a diva closet. It is plenty of space and it all works beautifully.

[@VickieHubbard-po2ed]

I miss betty she was loving and funny. i never met her but did get autograph in the mail. Her house should never be taken down. But i know i would'nt live there because i feel it still belongs to her. Good job Scott. Vickie🙂🥰

[@JSB1882]

That was a lovely house - I'm sure they'll build some piece of crap on the property. I visited Allen Ludden's grave site in Mineral Point, Wisconsin - and I can tell you that isn't the same stone that was pictured in the video. He had one of those ground level rectangular shaped ones. This was around 1998-2000, and I made a comment that Betty White needs to get out her more because it was somewhat grown over with grass.

[@chriscourson2824]

I don't know what to say!! So sad!

[@ozziewarrens8804]

Today, people have no sense of nostalgic value.Just another example of a "Throw Away" culture.