Dale Hanson

Is that you?

It's the ultimate reward.

When I was a cop, I don't care how many crimes you did, they let you out on your OR, and it's worse today by far.

I feel sorry for the cops and some of these other people who can see no reward for their labor.

But the wood is the one that I can see.

I look at the piece, and I say, that is good, and I'm satisfied.

And for me to say, I'm satisfied, that's a unique word.

How long, how did you meet your wife?

It's interesting, I was just telling him.

When I was in San Francisco, we were going to flight school to be Alaska Airline pilot.

And I was working in a mill, Fraser & Johnson, I think it was, just assembly line stuff.

And anyway, Mike and I were out flying.

And I said, we were flying together.

We were doing touch and go's on the bank of San Francisco Bay, just on the bank.

And I said, I got to go to work.

And he said, well, I'm going to do one more touch and go and go in.

So I went to work.

And I'm punching in the clock.

And the foreman comes out.

He says, Dale, your roommate just crashed his plane.