What was it like? It's a very loaded question. Plenty of people before her have asked. No doubt, people after her will continue to ask. And she's only asking about Siberia, not-- the weight of everything that came with his time there. Not that he even knows how to deal with any of that. Certainly not in a healthy or constructive or healing sort of way. It's impossible to just think about the place without considering what they did to him there, but. To his credit, he doesn't flinch.

"I'm sure it's-- different. If you go there willingly. But it's a kind of place-- people just survive. They don't really live." If that makes sense at all. He's not trying to be poetic, he's just. Trying to differentiate a place like Sweetwater with a place like Siberia. People live here. With their. Topiaries hedges and shit. Siberia is mother nature trying to kill you at all times, where only the strongest and the cruelest survive.

"You wouldn't like it there." Especially if this is already too much snow to deal with.