Jordi Visser

hopefully I speak for everyone on this.

I have four kids.

I worry mainly about my children.

I've been through enough to know that bad things are going to happen.

My best friend, the best man in my wedding died in 9-11.

I was searching for him down around the Twin Towers.

And I remember seeing everyone coming out with stuff all over him.

I stayed in the city with someone who, a twin who lost

his twin brother inside there.

We were going to every hospital.

I've been through enough stuff in my lifetime to where I don't care if people think I'm stupid.

I don't care if people don't like what I say.

None of that bothers me.

I'm a happy person.

I'm optimistic.

But for my kids, they're entering a world where if your kids graduate school and all they want to do is help people, which three of my daughters do,

and they're making not enough money to be able to live in a city, I worry about how that's going to change.

And by living in a city, are they safe?

Because the cities aren't as safe.

So that's what I worry about.