Apparently there’s a man living in Brunswick, Ga., who still doesn’t have any idea who the next president of the United States will be and he prefers to keep it that way.

It’s been over a week since the results came in with regards to the 2016 U.S. presidential election, but Joe Chandler has purposely remained completely ignorant about who won.

As Fox News reports in an article published on Nov. 17, Chandler was at an election party on Nov. 8 when he suddenly decided he was completely fed up with politics. While the rest of America remained glued to their television sets, he decided to call it a night and get some sleep while the votes were being tallied. He woke up the next day feeling completely refreshed and realized he actually felt better not knowing the final outcome.

“Having subtracted myself from this political fracas and all of the mayhem of the digital media, I kind of found the centre of the cyclone,” Chandler said.

That’s why Chandler now wants to avoid any possible chance of discovering who will soon be the new commander-in-chief. While working from home, he makes sure that he is not watching TV, reading the newspaper or scrolling through social media in case he accidentally finds out who emerged victorious.

And on the rare occasions when he does leave the house, he brings his noise-cancelling headphones along with a sign that says: “I don’t know who won and don’t want to. Please don’t tell me.”

Chandler notes he isn’t doing this to protest either of the two major political candidates, and he also doesn’t particularly prefer one over the other. He just doesn’t want to know who won.

“It is very peaceful in my bubble of ignorance,” he said.