The way we live today, we are very removed from things. We don't often think about where the things we use every day came from. We eat meals without thinking about how the food we eat got to the table. We don't think about who grew it, or about who harvested it, who transported it and packaged it. We don't even think very much about how who put it on the shelves.
Food is just there, in the store.
We put it in the cart and take it home and eat it and forget about it. The same thing is true about our clothes, and about our houses. In an average day, we don't give any thought to who made them. We don't think all that much about the working conditions of the people who made them, whether they were paid a fair wage or not. We don't usually think about whether we would be willing to trade places with the people who made our clothes or our cars or our homes.