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But while many Americans rave about moving abroad, the decision to do so has also prompted hard conversations with friends and family.

Here's Michael LeBlanc again.

So Joe, Drew, you know, we've been talking about Americans who are leaving or want to leave and what that means for America's idea of itself.

I'm wondering if you both have any reflections on that, given all the reporting you've done.

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When you head southeast out of Phoenix, Arizona, what you'll see is mostly empty space.

Our colleague Chris Otts made that trip recently to the small town of Casa Grande.

Chris covers the auto industry, and he was on his way to a sleepy car dealership out in the desert that had caught his interest.

For years, this dealership sold maybe a few dozen cars a month.

But now?

Those skyrocketing sales have taken place over the last year, ever since the store was taken over by a new owner, Carvana, a company most known for selling used cars online.

But Carvana is now bringing its modern approach to car sales into the new car business.

And the dealership in Casa Grande is early proof of success.

Chris says this new kind of dealership might be a sign of big changes coming to the car sales industry, which has stayed pretty much the same for decades.