Casey says foreclosure, it wasn't always a thing.

In England, it had really been very hard to take a family's land from them forever for non-payment of even a secured debt.

There were just other kinds of remedies, so if somebody owed you money and you couldn't pay them back, they could not take the land from you forever.

Like if I'm just a person where I'm like really frustrated with the price of groceries or rent, why should I care about this history? What, like what does it have to do with my life?

I mean, like it or not, this history determines how everyone is able to live today.

It determines the logic of our economy, how much you're paying in rent, you know, whether you can buy a house or not, and that, I think, is a super important story for us to realize because it's so naturalized today, right?