Steve and Catherine Bell visit Intercourse, Pennsylvania to explore why the Amish community thrives there. They tour local sights like horse-and-buggy roads and rolling hills, reflecting on how the Amish lifestyle represents their own version of the American Dream.
Hey, everybody, it's Steve and Kathryn with Titan Impact Group. And, you know, Kathryn and I, wherever we travel, we love Intercourse. That's all there is to it. So here we are officially in Intercourse, Pennsylvania, and, you know, we've seen some great things here. We've seen. We've seen a horse and buggy go through the car wash. We saw a little. You know, I think he was a Mexican Amish guy. I'm probably racist for saying that, but he had his weed whacker. It was pretty cool. It was kind of strange, but it was cool. But, hey, you know, the rolling hills here and everything else like that, I mean, there's no wonder. There's a lot of rolling around going on. It's gorgeous around here. We got a fantastic park to the side of us. It's very, very romantic here. And, you know, I have no idea where we're going with this, so I'll just turn the time over to my favorite lady in Intercourse, the lovely Kathryn Bell.
As we travel across the country, it's always fascinating to me watching how different communities and different economies create their version of the American dream. And being here in Amish country, this is their version of the American dream, no matter, you know, what we think or believe. And it's just. It's very cool that in this country, we have the. The religious freedoms that we have and the freedom of speech and just the freedoms to create whatever version of our dream that we want. So I, as always, would love to hear more from you about how you're creating your version of the American dream. And we're going to continue interviewing people and looking at and watching how they are creating their version of the American dream.
So with that, and on behalf of Jebediah and the rest of the Yoders, may you never awake the American Dream.
