But look, when I ran for President, I said I looked at the world the way I looked at it growing up in Scranton, and that wasn't hyperbole. I meant that. The families - what families wanted was - in Scranton, when I was growing up - and my mom and dad and my grandpop - was as basic, basic, basic as it is today: a decent job, the opportunity to be treated with dignity. Everyone - my dad would say, "Everybody - everybody is entitled to be treated with dignity - just simple dignity.”.