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And the five meant a lot to me because.

Because of who it came from.

Well, because of who it came from.

And because, you know, at that point you're like, listen, we don't do gifts anymore.

Like, you know, you're old.

I'm old.

You just, just the card is nice.

Yep.

It's an attaboy.

You know, that, that's all you need.

I'm giving you a fiver.

Typed.

check was typed nice she put it in her typewriter manual typewriter chink chink that's fantastic five zero the odd little numbers on a typewriter wouldn't know what's produced in it now five five dollar check and uh you're talking about a woman who who in her youth survived the great depression yeah

And, you know, I don't think her and her husband ever made a whole lot of money, but she never needed anything because they saved every freaking nickel.

She was living, traveling all over the world.

I went to every continent but Antarctica.

Went through the Suez and Panama Canal.

Took a nine-month cruise around the world, like basically riding on container ships.

Like back then, I don't know if you still do.

My attorney actually heard me tell the story once before and told me that this is true, that you still do this.