 Because when they're looking at that legislation, when they're looking at those charts and those numbers, they may not actually have an idea, a picture of what it means to not have access to child care, to be pushed out of the labor force when you have kids and you can't make ends meet because child care costs more than you're making, right? Like elected leaders need to know that and then they need to legislate around that. So stories are powerful in that way, letting elected leaders know what's going on. The second way they're powerful is with narrative shifting.