 when deindustrialization started to chip away at those good industrial jobs that had a good union wage and you could send your kids to school so they didn't have to go down the coal mine or work in the auto factory, that those jobs have been disappearing since the 70s. And so now the thing that we often think of is unions trying to sort of hang on to those jobs. But up until and even through the 70s, you saw unions that would really, especially sort of rank-and-file workers within the unions,