so that's another thing, as well, but most importantly, you know, to learn and educate yourself on native issues that are out there, not just what is presenting itself in media. this is just -- this has been our way of life for so long that we didn't feel that we were in poverty. we didn't feel like we were living below the median of the rest of the world. this was everyday life for us and this is everyday life for us, so you know, it's important for people out there and for everyone to understand that we are still here. we have a saying in navajo called -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> and that is something written inside the museum when you go into the museum, into the naff yo nation museum displayed very boldly that we are still mere, not just as navajo people, but as all of indigenous people. >> i want to offer my sincere thanks to all six of the members of the navajo nation for coming out and educate us all about the native american experience.