I live in a community called Hebrew Home of Greater Washington and it's predominantly Jewish. The apartments are small. Generally, you get two rooms, your bedroom, a living room, a kitchen, a foyer, and a bathroom. It's a clean building. It's not luxurious or anything. I was kind of desperate, but it worked for a desperate person. It served my needs very well. There are several buildings. There's one where they have nursery school and recreation, a swimming pool, and stuff. Then they have one for short-term rehab, one for assisted living, and then the one I live in is independent living. We have a dining room where you pay a monthly fee and you get dinner. Right now, it's closed because of COVID, so they're bringing the meals to your apartment now. For real old people, they have a lot of areas where you can walk. We have an indoor gym, but it's small. We don't have the amenities that people that live in luxury senior buildings have. They have a lot of activities. It's a big area and one area is where they have the nursery school and the swimming pool and all of that. They don't allow children in our area because of COVID unless they want to visit their grandparents. Value for the money out of 100% is about 70%. This is a community for a specific religion, but you don't have to be Jewish to live here. You can bring your little dog. The communities around here are very nice because this is the Rockville part of Bethesda, and they're building it up to be just fabulous. You have to have the money though. They have a staff of healthcare people that help you wash clothes and take a bath. My pet peeve is there's a lot of walking to the bus stop. Bus stops don't seem to be in the residential areas, but it's a beautiful area and it's very well- kept.