Cities: Skylines | Power, Politics, & Planning: Episode 1: Parking

Franklin is taking too long to get to the juicy bits. I'm starting a series of short(er) videos to tackle urban issues, in the framework of Cities: Skylines. I hope this will help y'all build better and more realistic cities, but more importantly I hope it will get you thinking about politics and urban planning in your own area.
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Recommended reading: The High Cost of Free Parking, by Donald Shoup. www.amazon.com...
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[@Calcagno1988]

I admire the Werner Herzog-style brutally honest nihilistic interludes about suburban banality and then immediately just going back to "and we're gonna add some plants" without skipping a beat.

[@squirrelworking]

"Now that we finished the parking lot, gonna add some trees, gonna add some more trees. Some sad benches, where you can sit and take your lunch deafened by the noise from cars on the suburban arterial road near by wondering through the din where your life went wrong, how you ended up in the soulless place as you eat your packed lunch, tuna salad sandwich as always, and your boss glares at you from his corner office mentally preparing a list as of cutting and personal insults to lob at you as punishment for returning two minutes late from lunch break. Gonna add some plants."

[@carudesandstorm]

it's like a really depressing Bob Ross episode

[@cactussmitho9875]

*Radiohead's Ok Computer playing on the background*

[@steph_man372]

As a European, those real life photos were disgusting. What an eyesore and I can't even imagine walking or driving in areas so devoid of life.

[@samuelskillern7365]

As an American, I apologize for the way my fore-bearers designed cities.

[@HansLemurson]

Parking lots make our cities too low-density to walk anywhere or to have reasonable mass-transit, so we all have to use cars, which means we need more parking lots.

[@IceSpoon]

Panda Hypathia But can you park your car at home and then just use it when you want to go to Rotterdam, Berlin or any other place without waiting lists or government permission? Because (as someone who has never been in Netherlands) it seems like bicycles and public transport have Amsterdam covered.

[@G14N14RI12]

I believe the parking permit would be to park your car at home. It's similar in inner-city suburbs in Brisbane with sub-divided queenslander homes: you pretty much have to get a permit to park your car on the street or you don't get a place to park at all.

[@IceSpoon]

Panda Hypathia Don't you have a backyard, frontyard or something?

[@crumbs219]

Remember to add the handicap spaces otherwise donoteat will get you

[@Raio_Verusia]

donoteat will *eat* you?

[@ugh_dad]

Though you need a few more of those blues if you are going to be ADA compliant.

[@wildfox184]

It just dawned on me that I just watched a 13 minute video about parking And I enjoyed it.

[@danielkeough5468]

Correction: it was a video about parkin'.

[@zane_sporrer_design]

Could you imagine telling old timey socialists that young people would be radicalized by a video game tutorial.

[@ETYPEJaguar38]

@Democratic Communist Also films. Many major innovators in filmmaking/film theory during the early to mid 20th century were Communists/Socialists. Sergei Eisenstein is the biggest example. Many post-WW2 Italian neo-realist filmmakers were leftists, as well as French New Wave directors like Jean-Luc Godard. Critical theorists are too numerous to mention.

[@ImpulseEqualsVCubed]

To be honest, @donoteat01 sounds like one of my beloved, old timey, socialist geography professors.

[@KrisHandsome]

This is kinda funny because despite his voice being that of a 65 year old, he’s about 26 years old.

[@dwc1964]

An old-timey "socialist" (of the Henry George variety) invented a board game to illustrate the evils of capitalism. It was called The Landlord's Game. We know it as Monopoly.

[@Leftistattheparty]

@@KrisHandsome really? Do you have a source because my mind just refuses to believe it.

[@nathaniellindner313]

Excuse me, how did you get this lot built? You claim to have two hundred forty-four parking stalls. By ADA 2010 Section 208.2 Table 208.2, you should have a minimum of seven accessible parking spaces, and by Subsection 208.2.4, two of these must be van accessible parking spaces. Your design as-built appears to contain three accessible parking spaces, two of which is van accessible. Please submit a plan for a compliant restriping, stamped by a state certified CE or PE for permit within the next thirty days. Now excuse me while I go fire whoever didn't red tag this.

[@arsenalrocka16]

ahh bureaucrat grade 13 i see

[@nerveagent1905]

Disability accessible architecture is a good thing, actually

[@briannem.6787]

@@nerveagent1905 When we reduce parking we should keep the same amount of disabled parking. If they are right to drive a car (or have a modified vehicle), then I think they should be the only group ENCOURAGED to drive. Everybody else should be encouraged to take public transport.

[@nicholasbradshaw]

In my ideal (or insane) society, all the "normal" people are on public transport and all parking spots are disabled parking spots, with the parking lots being split up into various subcategories of disability, including the already-mandated physical disability or impairment but also giving sections to mental disability or incapacity that otherwise would deem them incompatible with the high-paced nature of public transport (including but not limited to sensory tolerance issues and audio processing issues).

[@Gammera2000]

​@@briannem.6787Ideally public transportation would include the appropriate accomodations for people with physical disabilities, but I don't disagree with the sentiment

[@jonridley]

your reminiscence about lonely workers sat on their misery benches was amazing

[@zjc92]

I love the absurdity of just being like "yeah I'm going to criticize capitalism and malicious city planning by doing weird shit in a video game" and *IT WORKS* You're my new favorite KZbinr

[@romanrat5613]

capitalism is when goberment intervention into the free market?

[@kacamac]

I think it's hard for a lot of American's to step back and realize how weird and entitled we are when it comes to parking everywhere. It's nice to see someone trying to show this in a fun and easy to understand fashion, hopefully someday people will be more aware just how much parking minimums mess up walkable communities.

[@HansLemurson]

Parking lots make our cities too low-density to walk anywhere or to have reasonable mass-transit, so we all have to use cars, which means we need more parking lots. And so, every generation we add more parking lots to our cities, thus solving the problem once and for all.

[@nobleherring3059]

And don't forget all the highway traffic! Which we solve by building more highways, encouraging more traffic!

[@davidhoran7116]

Solving the problem by exacerbating climate change and killing us all is solving the problem in a way

[@Crazy_Diamond_75]

Eventually the entire city will just be parking lots. Then we won't have to worry about residents or businesses at all!

[@jambondepays1969]

@@davidhoran7116 ONCE. AND. FOR. ALL.

[@ph4tcat]

I did a google earth fly-over of my hometown Houston, TX. Wow! I even looked up the code. 2.2 lots for every 1000 square feet. This explains the sprawl!

[@RMNOLEKS]

Brilliant. It's like the Mr Plinket of tutorials. Bravo

[@donoteat01]

that was a bunch of my inspiration, yeah

[@SpaceGhost1701]

@@donoteat01 The dude that created Mr. Plinkett voted for Trump.

[@sarahl701]

@@SpaceGhost1701 I'm almost 100% sure that's not true about Mike but go off

[@m8sonmiller]

@@SpaceGhost1701 "I didn't vote for Trump either" -Mike Stoklasa

[@andeve3]

Car dependent cities are depressing dystopias and I'm glad I don't have to live in one.

[@nickschmitt8594]

What are some car independent cities that aren't freezing?

[@TheDutchMitchell]

Every other city center in Europe..

[@nickschmitt8594]

I'm an American, unfortunately.

[@deeznoots6241]

Nick Schmitt almost any city that existed before the automobile, so the majority of cities throughout the world, it’s only really in the American Midwest and west where cities grew up with the automobile that you get such extremes as 50% of a city being parking space.

[@elenna_alexia]

@@nickschmitt8594 Vienna has a lot of public transportation which is still being expanded and improved. Only ever needed to drive when I had to move, never felt that not having a car was a disadvantage.

[@blujitsu2180]

Everyone loves to hate parking, but it’s less common to get a coherent evaluation of it. Nice work.

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

Fortunatly we have no such thing here in Europe and while it might take some time to find a parking spot (for the minority that doesnt bike or take the bus), we can have some more green spaces and less grey. Other than some parking garages, there is only one "big" parking lot in my entire city

[@RMNOLEKS]

They paved paradise and put up a parking block.

[@Josh-bw9uq]

Rackie I'm from Europe as well and I agree completely

[@LuckeWent]

there could have been though. ironically the development of motorism in europe was too slow so we could sort of evaluate the effects both here and in north america and counter before it would have been too late.

[@erikjohansson2703]

Me to

[@jesusgonzalez6715]

Actually in Bavaria you have to provide one parking space for every new housing unit or pay a fine to the city. In some other states of Germany the minimum is lower or there are ways to avoid it (some of them requiring insane amounts of bureaucracy) and of course city owned building companies can "pay the fine to themselves", but the issue does exist...

[@custardo]

Cities in the Netherlands do have a parking minimum, even though they are considerably lower than in US. However, and this might just make the concept of a parking minimum work, there is also a parking minimum for bicycles. For example, in Rotterdam the parking minimums for offices in the municipal area are 0.76 cars per 100m2, and 1.7 bicycles per 100m2.

[@stuckupcurlyguy]

unbelievably based

[@chairmanofrussia]

Living in LA, when he mentioned parking minimums I thought it was a good idea. I’m a hard leftie, but parking is so difficult here when I try to go shopping that I was hesitant to agree with his position. I was wondering if he knew. And then 12:04 happened....This guy gets it. If I could, I would give him a big kiss on the forehead for being so damn right lol.

[@briannem.6787]

It's hard to remove parking minimums when there's no alternative to driving. Hesitance is probably natural when you live in LA. It's a shame you guys lost the interurbans!

[@Huntracony]

European here, my mom is a high school teacher. Her school does not have a dedicated parking lot, there's parking on the street (which is sufficient because students are not old enough to drive). This costs €18/day, that's €360/month. Instead of that, she usually parks outside of the city and takes a tram to the school.

[@minivergur]

That segment about the bench got too real

[@BigGamer2525]

There was this one photo I saw of Dallas in the 1970's that really takes the cake for parking dystopian hellscape.

[@AmokCanuck]

Damn I love this new perspective you bring to these videos. Like another guy said I didn't even realize I had just watched a 13 minute video on parking and enjoyed it

[@blohrding6319]

I live in Oklahoma City, and I couldn’t imagine living here without a car, the city is very spread out, public transit is sparse, and the city is pedestrian and bike unfriendly. If I was able to I would rely more on public transit, but the way it is now for many it is nearly impossible to work, shop, and go to school without a vehicle, therefore the need for a lot of parking spots

[@BillyMartin4Life]

I love how the thumbnail is a reference to the the cover of The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York.

[@gulingoksubasaran1353]

The bit where you talk about sad trees and an annoying boss sounds a lot like "fitter happier" by radiohead when listened in x1.25 speed. Great video!

[@Tarkalark]

go on chapo

[@donoteat01]

too booked up with cumtown appearences

[@RoyalKnightVIII]

@@donoteat01 You know what's up. For everyone else, Chapo is garbage, they're leftist infiltrators, cumtown is worse & red scare podcast is downright vile. medium.com/@Master_Trope/chapo-trap-house-sucks-lol-f46bc1ac1cb3

[@MitchBowman]

@@RoyalKnightVIII Hahaha holy shit, whatever lunatic wrote that unironically told people to follow RedKahina. Incredible.

[@RoyalKnightVIII]

@@MitchBowman care to elaborate? The Chapo podcast is mostly reactionary trash dressed up in pseudo socialist clothes. It's classic leftist infiltration.

[@packr72]

Ocelotl Chimalpahin Hello officer.

[@milescallan9349]

Wow, finally a parking lot episode I actually enjoyed. Great work.

[@Palpatine001]

ARGH - Parking minimums - scourge of any modern city yet we still do them. Although for my home city of Auckland parking minimums were mainly stripped out of residential zones but still left in our commercial zones :/

[@Sirmenonottwo]

I hate parking lots too. I lived in detroit for college once without a car in the motor city and walking was a real pain in the ass because there are huge expanses of parking lots, many of which have fences around them. So as a walker It was really anoying to have to walk around this massive empty space to get to the thing on the other side which you can actually see, but can't get to because there is a fence.

[@anjoliebarrios8906]

At that point, I'd rather climb each fence

[@NamelessMoreOne]

Parking minimums are necessary though. Coming from a city that isn't well-planned and doesn't have decent public transport options, the lack of parking just means you'll mostly just stay far away from your intended destination and walk the last bit, because it's still a shorter walk and more reliable than the public transport. A supermarket without parking minimum transforms the neighborhood around it into a gridlock (Experienced it myself). The heart of the issue here seems that cities think "minimum" is the same as "the maximum occupancy you'd consider when considering emergency exits in your building", which would be about 4 times the actual "busy" occupancy.

[@_d0ser]

Sounds like Baltimore. Really, any east coast US city.

[@taoliu3949]

Parking minimums are detrimental to public transit. Parking minimums makes driving more convenient than taking transit, which ultimately takes away ridership and by extension revenue. Also, the induced demand for driving from parking minimums as well as the sea of parking lots creates an environment hostile for pedestrians who are more likely to take transit. In other words, it creates a situation nobody wants to walk and by extension, take transit. Businesses will determine how much Parking they need for their customers and respond appropriately, you don't need arbitrary minimums.

[@Aquelll]

You should have placed the handicapped parking as close to the building entrance as possible, it is now not placed according to good principles of unobstructed access. ;)

[@raycearcher5794]

I just assume every building in Cities has a massive underground garage, and paying for that is how all my businesses tank so fast when anything goes wrong.

[@RonakDhakan]

I came here from Not Just Bikes where he praised this series.

[@SerpentsHiss]

This series is amazing, love the humor and horrific reality :)

[@_jb_]

Very cool series. Sounds like an audio book but with some sarcasm. Very soothing

[@hopperthemarxist8533]

I live in Southern California. The idea of living in Los Angeles, which is the nearest large urban city with a relatively progressive, vibrant culture, is a nightmare. I always think about how badly parking is needed everywhere you go, and beyond that how awful it is that the city is so car dependent in the first place. La sucks! You have to spend way too much time looking for parking. What a mess!

[@zachz96]

In Pittsburgh, up to 1/3 of the required parking can be subsidized by the use of bike parking racks. Ten or more bikes can be parked in the same space that it takes to park one car. This allows for denser development. There are also areas in the city where the parking minimums have been reduced if not eliminated. Parking maximums should also be looked into.

[@delilas2398]

God bless the parking lot snapping mod

[@treyingram812]

The level of sass in this video slays me - i love it.

[@ShadowWolfTJC]

I see two solutions to the parking lot dilemma: 1. Encourage the construction and usage of multistory parking garages, possibly by imposing a tax on the amount of square feet of land being used for parking purposes. 2. Encourage more people to use mass transit, cutting down on the need for parking lots. (However, parking garages might still be needed in case outsiders need a place to park their cars before using the mass transit system.)

[@littlebattler]

Where I'm from, most business, residential, and shopping mall buildings have their parking stacked below (in the basement) or on top of the building, which really helps with the amount of land space required. I don't see this being done in the west much.

[@thekingoffailure9967]

BIG BOX STORES HAVE *MASSIVE* FLAT ROOFS. WHY DO WE PARK NEXT TO THEM WHEN WE COULD PARK * O N * THEM. BOOMERS >:(

[@juliuserikbunda3946]

This feels so weird seeing so many parking lots for an european😂

[@teslashark]

There is barely any public transportation, especially in places that really could benefit from them - I've spent years in both urban and rural America, it's easy to just come across lots/vertical parking buildings that used to be businesses and homes. The Arctic Hotel - famous first business of Fred Trump 1st, Donald Trump's granddad, is now a parking building and cojoined with nearby buildings.

[@makecowsnotwar]

I just finished watching all of the Franklin videos and hadn’t yet commented, but the lunch at the park bench line felt like a personal attack.

[@Lactuca]

We tried to build some dense residential right along the rail in New Haven and the response by city council was "everybody knows that nobody would want to live that close to a noisy train" which was truly an astounding revelation. And here in Worcester even the prospect of not parking in a dedicated lot in the front of your destination is inconceivable.

[@anjoliebarrios8906]

Honestly I'd rather live "next to a noisy train" and have nearby public trainsport than be homeless. People in government are in such cushy jobs they have NO idea how normal people think. Not that I'm getting enough sleep anyway in a semirural area lol.

[@taoliu3949]

@@anjoliebarrios8906 IMO, local government officials should be required to live in the locality they work.

[@JayAyers]

3:17 Sad Benches indeed. Good God, you gets pretty grim for a moment there. lol

[@TheSchmuck2]

So I'm watching this studious presentation of lot planning for about three minutes and I'm like "ok, this is pretty interesting." And then the guy starts talking about lunch breaks and I'm completely blindsided by utter hilarity. Oh my god, friend, you made me laugh so much 🤣

[@LordMangudai]

That's what Roz does. Lures you in with dry engineering discussion and then keeps you around with even drier humor.

[@wilsoncalhoun]

8:10 Jesus. Comedy with context is horrifying.

[@jpbm4330]

please continue the series! Franklin... this too... just upload for gods sake just met you yesterday and already saw everything

[@glitchedgod]

Wow. Just wow. For the longest time now I've just been getting the most uninteresting KZbinrs to watch. This was fabulous. Never stop with your witty and educational content.

[@pastrychef1985]

Love your videos mate, however sporadic they are, so keep it up!

[@sintsmeding2371]

Your videos are very interesting and entertaining. Also, your voice reminds me of Baz Luhrman. Could you please make a sunscreen reference sometime?

Parking minimum exists in Europe too. In Prague there is a 1.5 parking lot per apartment policy. Housing gets a lot more expensive cause houses need to have multiple underground parking floors.

[@DetectiveMekova]

I watch this video, as I sit in a completely empty parking lot between a dead mall, a dying shopping center, and a bunch of dead or dying commercial stores. All of this is built on an old slag dump. Meanwhile, the city I live in is slowly leaking money as there is no sustainable income due to it being an ex mill town, and people are too poor due to there not being decent wages for the service jobs here. The result is a looping series of problems inherent from the lack of affordable housing, not enough middleclass, well paying work, and bad investments into low paying, low skilled work. Tl:dr my city is being drained due to high costs of living, low wages, and these parking lots are so big that they have micro climates... but none of them are ever used, sans the occasional pedestrian.

[@VASILIZAITSEVO]

Cool and interesting video. Thanks!

[@nerdywolverine8640]

been watching the podcast (with slides) and man i miss alice's subtitles. great video!

[@skitlus335]

Case 2 looks lovely. Always dreamed of having my bedroom window next to a garage.

[@starrmont4981]

I was sent here from Not Just Bikes. Very interested to see this series.

[@-Cece]

Thank you Justin. Parking is an issue in my ski resort town. Our village just got it's first municipal parking lot.

[@legovd1018]

I live in a relatively small town, so most parking is just in the spaces on the street, and we have a small transit system through the town, as well as the train running through town. I’d have to say the biggest parking areas in town belong to the churches, grocery stores, hotels, and hospital.

[@ScarceCastle2]

I love the thumbnail, by the way. Working through The Power Broker still, excellent book

[@endy9059]

Had to look mine up, Orlando, as we have no seas of asphalt in downtown. Actually lets developers pay subsidies instead. We really don't have the space with all the lakes anyways. Downtown definitely is more vibrant as a result.

[@CANTIJustPostacommen]

This guy could narate a harrowing tale about a serial killer with an inexplicable love for farming equipment.

[@swizzler]

I can't tell if you were putting trees on the corners turning them into blind corners on purpose or not

[@redswanmusic3627]

This is now both my favourite and least favourite series on this godforsaken site.

[@Niarbeht]

Every time I hear this guy I start thinking about pizza rolls.

[@PermianExtinction]

They paved paradise, and put up a parking lot...

[@IceSpoon]

Thanks lord I have the Mass Transit DLC. Now every single citizen in my city will take damn buses.

[@danielsantos6437]

Yeah... that DLC should be part of the game, damn Paradox and their milking DLC policy.

[@touristtam]

nice insight in the issue of parking existing in the US. thumb up. :)

[@lowlight8316]

Parking! Who Woukd have thought it could be interesting...sadly I'm still crap at Parking my car and I don't think CS will help with that. Great insight about how to plan for parking albeit with an American take. Curious to see if there was someway of making underground parking; can you take parking roads underground?

[@kawaiisenshi2401]

Not just bikes sent me here :)

[@MrJonnysims]

You, sir, are a legend!

[@Skiamakhos]

We have the opposite problem in the UK - there's never enough parking spaces for an office or business. We don't have parking minimum regulations, and we have shitty public transport that takes 2-4x as long as hauling that hunk of metal, so, massive source of stress. The exception being London, where the public transport system is so good, and so comprehensive that I have friends there who don't own cars & only bother to hire one when they're going on vacation outside of the city. Here in Birmingham, you drive or you're late, mostly.

[@Cyberphunkisms]

amazing work

[@bravenewboi18]

Now I'm singing that Joni Mitchell song 'they paved paradise and put up a parking lot'

[@plasticsquid8914]

A delightfully interesting and informative video, more so because my family has been displaced for parking lots as well :)))

[@nunyabusiness7278]

1.5 parking spots per bedroom is insane! Let's say you have a block with 24 houses on it, eight 2 beds, eight 3 beds, and eight 4 beds. You would need 108 parking spaces to meet the requirement, or 4.5 per house!!! I dont support parking minimums, but I think the most you could realistically require is one spot for every unit with 2 or less bedrooms and 2 spots for every unit with 3 or more bedrooms, in an area with no garages, or 40 on my imaginary block (1.667 per house).

[@francistheodorecatte]

solution to parking: more trains.

[@claul_66]

Bravo, sir! Colour me impressed

[@DirectInput]

Watching donoteat01 while eating Yolo

[@m8sonmiller]

You're like the Mr. Plinkett of urban planning

[@mandalayx]

I want to play realistic parking urban planner. My real life business can’t convert our use easily because we’d have to go from 4:1 to 5:1 and it makes me sad

[@HansLemurson]

Join Patreon to win a free pizza roll!

[@dwc1964]

After watching this I was curious about my city's parking minimums so I ducked "parking minimum requirements san francisco" and found a few articles from December 2018 about how our Board of Supervisors* had just voted to eliminate them. This one has the broadest focus, talking about several cities that have recently done likewise: slate.com/business/2018/12/san-francisco-eliminates-parking-minimums-its-a-trend.html * San Francisco is a City and County, so our County Board of Supervisors is the same as a City Council.

[@aturchomicz821]

yay?

[@Gleamings]

Damn, this is awesome!

[@nulnoh219]

American cities are basically more parking lot than city.

[@matth1847]

late to the party, but i was wondering if you could post your mod list? love these videos btw!

[@repoilify]

This guy's dry humor is too much 🤣🤣🤣

[@YggiDee]

I don't know who you are or how I found this video but it's Good Stuff

[@KarstenOkk]

Wait so in America "rehab" means a commercial building turned residential?

[@ndhbndn]

Karsten oh that makes so much more sense until I saw this I just assumed it was a legit drug rehab

[@_d0ser]

Not strictly commercial to residential. It's a general term used when a building is fully (most of the time) gutted out and rebuilt on the interior.

[@58209]

no, DNE's use of "rehab" in this video is specific to the context of city planning, referring to an old building that's been repurposed, like when old factory buildings get turned into fancy lofts in gentrified neighborhoods. in casual conversation in the US, "rehab" still means an addiction rehabilitation center.

[@lmjohnsono]

Can you please turn automatic closed captioning on your videos? Thank you very much, I'm really enjoying this series!

[@donoteat01]

still processing on this video, should be up soon

[@lmjohnsono]

thanks!

[@alexisamethyst6861]

My hearing isn't the best and I wasn't really able to follow this video well without subtitles. Is there any chance you might add them at some point?

[@donoteat01]

they were enabled on this video before? i dunno what happened to them but they're not available here either :\

[@donoteat01]

youtube says they're enabled, but it's not working on my end either :\

[@cookies23z]

That bench... brought back from my previous officework Why did you bring it back... :( Cool video otherwise

[@colonelgraff9198]

Thank you donotpark01

[@lizardguy4236]

Congrats on your video getting to 100k views

[@sirloinofice]

I didn't even know that there were parking lots in the game.

[@silenius19]

You touched on it a bit, but the political argument for mins is still pretty powerful...if you assume tax & fund public transportation is not an option. "Let the poor have parking spaces!"

[@SkipperMarch]

How does the truck at the loading dock get out to the street?

[@ajayalcos3928]

Have Americans ever considered... Well... ...Walking?

[@halfpintrr]

Walking would take literal hours in most cases. American cities were built for cars. The buildings of cities before the rise of cars are much closer together. Compare NYC to Detroit.

[@thewolfin]

6:29 suddenly my left ear is FOMO

[@nickrozzi3125]

Are you coming back to Kingston NY? I missed you