Grant Stinchfield

Well, I was talking about you is how it came up, Steve, as I was introducing you.

And I don't like to tell people I'm from New York.

What a disaster my home state has become.

I've lived in Texas for 25 years.

I consider this my home state.

I'm half Italian.

My mom's maiden name is Minervini, construction business in New York City.

I've had family members that have had some issues with the law along the way.

My great-grandfather, I didn't tell this story, Steve, but my great-grandfather,

said that there's no such thing as the mafia, it's only the federal government persecuting successful Italian-Americans.

And anybody that had trouble with the law in my family, and I mean this in a very odd way, but...

Steve, you reminded me of them when you went through your issues and served your time.

They never once complained.

They came out.

They never made their wives worry about them.

They never made their kids worry about them.

And they came out even more in bold.

And these were great family men.

And we don't need to go into the history of all of it.

But, Steve, that's what I saw in you.