B
-- and the kids got to go around and, you know, see pigs and animals and things like that, and, and for them that's wonderful, you know. They, they thought it was the greatest fun, you know, and it didn't cost any money. And, uh, you don't have quite as much money when, when the wife doesn't work.
A
Well, that's right. But I do think, um, you know, like the current trends are that, um, the family unit is devaluated. It's not --
B
Right.
A
-- nearly as important. We find that, you know, back just even fifty years ago when people had financial problems, the first place they went to was their family.
B
Uh-huh.
A
And families took care of themselves and, um, but now, you know, people don't, they don't --