The Meadows was the only other place we actually toured. It's an older facility, and they advertise themselves as affordable senior living. They don't have as many amenities. It's a smaller community with fewer residents. The residents were sitting. Some of them were playing dominoes and cards. They were laughing and joking. However, they don't have everything that I would like to have. For instance, they only have basic cable TV, which is not a big deal. They don't have good internet service. If you're not close enough to the Wi-Fi, you don't get internet. I did a lot of research, and that's one of the things that I look forward to having in a facility. They're skewed more toward the independent living. I wasn't truly impressed there. If I'm pushed, I'll go there, but I'll go there short-term. We had made an appointment through a third party. When we showed up there, they weren't expecting us. They went ahead, gave us a tour, and showed us the rooms. They gave us the full information. I wasn't too impressed, but I have to keep in mind that they are renovating. They're doing a lot of work inside the facility, so I didn't catch them at their peak probably. They showed us two different rooms. One was a little bigger than the other. Both of these rooms had an alcove for the sleeping area, but it was adequate space. Because I don't need a bed and usually sleep in a recliner, it would have been just sufficient for me and my sister. The living atmosphere was good. They had nice common areas. You walk in the front door. and there's a lot of space and a lot of people there. The dining room was small. It wasn't impressive. The staff were friendly and very helpful.