 were places of opportunity in the 50s. And then by the time that I was a kid in the 1990s, it was like everybody was just saying, get out of this town. And I kind of always resented that, right? I did get out of the town. I did end up going to school somewhere else, but I hated that I was told that I had to do that. And while the book isn't a political book, it sort of starts to think hard about, what did we do to these small towns? What did we do to the families that lived in them? What happened to the people who were sort of left behind by globalization?