 so that they can learn the experience of collective struggle, be successful in it, and then begin to think much broader about their whole community and how we're going to bring the whole working class along in this community. And that, I argue, is what trade unions should be doing. I think it's what we did in the 30s and 40s, and it's certainly what I've been doing my entire adult life in every single, like, large market, meaning –