it's more than the jobs that are lost. it has to do with the identity of the community which, in the case of jamesville, thought of itself for many, many decades as an auto town and suddenly it wasn't. there's a trauma associated with that. the other thing that happens is, at least it happened in jamesville, there's a cascade of lost jobs. in addition to the general motors jobs themselves, there's all kinds of supplier companies because of the auto plant. when the auto plant shuts down, the other jobs go away for the most part. because those two kinds of jobs go away, small businesses sometimes find they don't have as many customers because there are people out of work or earning less money. restaurants can close. there was some bowling alley that didn't have enough people that could bowl in leagues.