It's about community, Amos. And family. Out here in The Real West we set a great store on community and family. Perhaps sometime in the past you may have heard, in passing, the statement, "It takes a village to raise a child." Out here in the Wide Open Spaces, where there's land, lots of land, people don't like to be fenced in. But everyone knows while everything up to date in, say, Kansas city, still, out here chickens and ducks and geese scurry when one of them gas buggies drives by. But just like in Rumson, we work together out here. Sure, we have our "incidents" and we ask ourselves, "What's Going On Here?" but even then we work together to find out. Even our eccentrics -- like that fella who talks to the trees -- fall to and help out when the chips are down. I know this is hard to understand by a Republican from Sandy Ego, but that's what us simple folk do.