 So in the second paragraph, he talks about intercommunication as a means of progress, and I thought that was really interesting because he also talks about the mountain whites as illiterate. So it's almost like this communication and being able to read and write is put on this pedestal of, like, if you can do this, then you'll be able to pull yourself out of poverty. And that just... I mean, the people of Appalachia had a different way of communicating that necessarily couldn't be put pretty on a page, you know what I mean? And so I think that that's...