some cases. what is the issue with the south and why is there movement in the south that we have not seen? >> i think we are seeing movement in the south because people are hurting. they are fed up. the pandemic showed us that not only have we been treated as with all these companies but actually, we were treated as disposable. you had people in meat-packing plants being forced to go in. you had executives laughing about it was going to be the first worker to die from covid. we have the scene, very clearly, that we are in this together across industries. flight attendants are fighting right now or record-breaking contracts and just like the autoworkers were. we need a giant step forward because we are also facing legacy sepsis sexism that is capped the value of our jobs lower than what it should be. we are fighting for our time at work. this is a major issue across industries that workers are