This is a bit misleading. The squares, which you would think are backgrounds, are not. They are content inside the items being stretched/squished, but the con

This is a bit misleading. The squares, which you would think are backgrounds, are not. They are content inside the items being stretched/squished, but the content does not appear to do. so you have your container, your item container, and your item. What made me call this out was the "space-around." There isn't spacing around the .example__item's. They take up the whole space and the content has very specific widths.