Maury Povich

All the demons, all the niceness, all the good, all the bad, all the ugly will be reflected in 18 holes of golf.

And I can tell you whether I want to be with these people again as to how they demonstrate themselves during that round.

If I was broke, I'd be scared.

My family grew up, I guess we were called middle class, but there wasn't a lot of extra stuff going on in our lives.

I mean, everything was done because everything that my father made was spent.

There wasn't much of a cushion.

So, believe it or not, when I first got my television jobs in like the mid-1960s, I said to myself, if I could make $50,000 a year for the rest of my life, boy, would I be happy.

I mean, how unrealistic did that become?

And so...

I mean, that's the way we thought back then.

Money, especially in the news business, we didn't make a lot of money.

When I got married, my wife was making 10 times the amount of money I was.

Sure, absolutely.

Well, I saluted him this year because he died at 87.

And I wanted to be able to reach his age.

So when I turned 87 this year, I said, David, here I am.

And I'm still here.

And I know that you would love to see me right now at 87.

My brother, we were a very fortunate family.

My father was the sports writer for the Washington Post for 75 years.