those differences create if you want us to be one country, those kinds of divisions are going to make things work for some people and that s where i think we should focus or energy and concern. andy, 30 seconds last. quick last question. are we as one country, are we prepared politically, culturally, logistically for another pandemic? i would say we need to have a real dialogue as a country and the book is kind of intended to be a rode that follows people s lives and characters. not on a high policy prescription. it just begs the question that what we need to be talking about as a country. forgot the next pandemic, what about the fact that we know that kids don t get three meals unless they can get lunch at school and don t have internet at home. if we don t fix, that i don t think we fix the next pandemic. i think we need to fix all the things that showed up that are broken out about our society. very true, very true. congratulations on the book.
sure. this more people stand to lose their jobs. that s what they re going to have to do, lay off employees, get rid of the books in one way or another, if not store them, give them away, sell them, destroy some of them. when you talk about employment a lot of people go to the libraries and use computers to help them find jobs? in a city like camden, one of the poorest in the country, library serve a unique place in the community. you can t even apply for jobs, many jobs, retail jobs, anymore without going on-line. so the people i ve spoken to at the libraries are going to use the internet at the libraries, they can t afford computers, don t have internet at home. the computers and the libraries become an avenue to the rest of the world, a way of helping them find jobs and a bridge between themselves and the community. really crucial. you talk about camden being one of the poorest cities in the country. put this in perspective, if