Uh, you have two children.
I have two children.
And your daughter...
Right.
...majored in Spanish literature?
Uh, no, she's a social worker.
But she was in Madrid?
She was in Madrid in--when she was sixteen, now thirty-two. That's in 1970, '70...
Sixty-five...
Oh sixty--yeah, what am I talking about? Sixty-five, right. Uh...
She married now?
Yeah, yeah she's married. She lives in Boston. And uh, my son is a lawyer. He lives in Jersey. But he's with a company ??? And I'm very fortunate, because my children grew up in the worse times. Uh, dope uh, demonstrations uh, against this--against that--against the whole world. And when they went away to college I just told them one thing, "Just remember one thing, there is nothing I wouldn't do for you, you know that. But you get yourself involved and you get into a jail, you're gonna have to get yourself out. I'm not going to lift a finger." I don't know if I would stay with it but this was my, this was my uh, speech. And thanks God, they went to school. They--my daughter had ideas of ??? but uh, she ???
You have grandchildren?
Uh, my daughter married a fellow that has a little boy. He's eight-years-old so I have him but I'm waiting, patiently!
Your son is younger?
My son is twenty-nine.
I think we're, we're through, unless...
All right, any time.
Thank you very much
You're very welcome, my pleasure. I mean. It's not a greatest pleasure to talk about it but, in your case, as long as we can teach people--make people understand that this shouldn't happen again. It won't.
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