 And back home. Because there was no welfare. Because there was no system to just pay for all this stuff. It was a hard life. Read about the tenements. It was a hard life. Go see what it was like for Italians and Jews and Irish in the Tenement Museum on the Lower East Side. They were burying family members, including their children, like stacks of wood during typhoid outbreaks. And nobody cared. They were living eight to a room. Nobody cared. They were drinking filthy water. There was no...