I think in modern times we're encouraged to think of ourselves as a blank slate that we can write our own story on. I'm an interesting case as born in Memphis, Tennessee. My family left there after a year. Here I am crazily in Israel. It came here at the age of 66 two years ago to what is the Jewish homeland. There's something incredibly humbling. As you say about realizing that you're not a very big part of a very long chain, but you are part of a chain. That creates for me and I'm curious for you a feeling of belonging that is otherwise missing.