One letter was from a brother back in the Philippines.

You know, he was asking if he could send money so he could buy a suit for his wedding, right? And him trying to describe his fiancée.

It's such a contrast to the relationships that we have today, where we can just open up FaceTime and really talk to anyone around the world in an instant.

[Instrumental music] Even the Daguhoy Lodge eventually went into foreclosure, and then just last year, it also burned down.

We're all about saving Little Manila.

It did feel like such an impossibility because none of us were millionaires, but these trunks and these items are something that we could actually take care of, right? And I know for Tony it felt this way, too, that it was, "Oh, this is something we can actually save."