Chuong: In the country of Georgia, their tourism industry and wine industry exploded. As for the late-night television shows, me thinks they went off due to lack of audience and rapidly changing work environments as well as rapid advancements of the internet and how social media today allows anyone to run their own shows or hold their own radio shows.

Zax: And agnosticism has exploded but paganism remains steady. One could also say the world is becoming more decentralized but describing Earth was never meant to be easy.

Marshall: And in Finland, with all these positive changes, their Prime Minister partied almost too hard and learned to be careful with Finnish liquor before partying. Good thing Leku kept his cool.

Mikko: He has to or he risks being confined to the Greenlandic White House of Shame.

Super C: As does everybody else. However, you are also welcome to use it on your terms if you want to retreat from the world for a while. Some of my European recruits have used it for that purpose.

Cripto: Is anybody maintaining the house?

Super C: I think there is a staff that maintains it and also rents it out periodically. I don't know.

Leo: Leku did tell me, though, that the day after CNG's suicide, all the Finnish newspapers had these headlines, and translated, the papers all said: "It's official. Hell has frozen over. CNG is dead."