 And so the moment is important. But I think your story about the relationship between Ireland and Frederick Douglass is also important because I really think it reinforces how we are so in this together. Absolutely. When Frederick left Ireland, he reflected on what he'd seen, what he'd learned. And he talked about the beauty of Dublin and the architecture, the grandeur. But then he went on to talk about the poverty. And he said he'd never witnessed such poverty before.