 My first job, I was reporting up in Appalachian, and it was just shocking. I had never been exposed to that kind of poverty. There are families, and you're right, most of them are white. Many of them, at that time, this is back in the mid-'90s, still had dirt floors in their homes. Oh, yeah. I've been back in the haulers, man. So you know. Deerhorns down through the front door and the junk cars in the yard. Yeah. And people don't get much. But I tell you what, those people won't ask for help.