Frank Gehry

They were mostly vertical.

I think they'll be okay.

Yeah, it's fine.

You know, I try to describe it, but not in those kind of terms, no.

Timmins, Ontario.

They were always in the basement somewhere in my house.

And I used to play with them and help them fix them and stuff like that.

Yeah, I guess so.

You know, when you go through a childhood like that, and it was a tough one because there were tough times for the family.

And you tend to want to cut that part of your life off.

Forget about it.

But he was involved with the carnival business in a way and used to bring those kind of people home.

And I met, as a kid, I met a lot of them.

There was a blind boxer, black guy that used to babysit me, I remember.

The good thing about it all was the mix of people that I was exposed to as a kid, which has helped me in life.

Well, it was a factor in allowing myself to be convinced by my ex-wife that it was the most important thing to do, I guess.

I didn't like the idea of changing it.

We were going to have our first child, and there had been a lot of anti-Semitism going

I experienced, she experienced, and she said she didn't want to bring a kid into the world to go through that.

The name at that time was a caricature.