Jared Kushner

Obviously, in New Jersey, when I'd go with my father to business, he'd always stop.

We'd eat at a diner.

Late night, I'd come back with my friends.

We'd stop at a diner.

And it's a tradition that Ivanka and I love doing as well.

And I think there's a notion of it's very egalitarian in that people from all places are there.

You could order basically whatever you want.

I mean, the menus at the diners look like the phone book.

And it's amazing how they keep so much fresh ingredients to do it.

At least the good ones do.

I love as a Jersey guy, you get mozzarella sticks and an omelet at any hour of the day because most of them are open 24 hours.

And that's basically my Ivanka, my go-to.

We'll throw in a milkshake or two as well.

But for me as a kid, my father would take me.

Sometimes I'd sit with him in the meeting.

Sometimes I'd be at the table next to him.

He'd give me a bunch of quarters to put in the music machine that they would have on the wall.

And it was always just a great experience doing it.

In Jersey, and I joke that if you grew up in Jersey, you grew up with just enough of a chip on your shoulder that you have to go and make something of yourself in life.

It's a special place.