 There's so much of this that's about the real world, both literally in the case of the show, but also literally in the case of the actual world. And the book, to me, feels as much about a conversation between the mainstream and the margins. We write in the book about how these housewives of the 50 sitcoms lived in sort of conversation with Queen for a Day, which was about sort of the stripping away of ideals. Also, that Queen for a Day brought poor people home.