:19:13
Anyway.
:19:15
66 must sound pretty old
to a young fellow like yourself.
:19:20
The truth is...
it sounds pretty old to me too.
:19:24
Because when I look in the mirror
and see the wrinkles around my eyes -
:19:28
- and the saggy
skin on my neck -
:19:30
- and the hair in my ears
and the veins on my ancles, -
:19:34
- I...I can't belive
it's really me.
:19:39
When I was a kid.
:19:40
I used to think
that maybe I was special, -
:19:42
- that somehow destiny
tagged me to be a great man.
:19:46
Not like...Henry Ford or Walt Disney
or somebody like that, -
:19:50
- but...somebody,
you know...semi-important.
:19:55
I got a degree in
business and statistics -
:19:58
- and was planning to
start my business someday, -
:20:00
- build it up
into a big corporation.
:20:03
Watch it go public,
you know, -
:20:04
- maybe make
the Fortune 500.
:20:07
I was gonna be one of
those guys you read about.
:20:12
But, somehow... -
:20:14
- it just didn't...
work out that way.
:20:18
You gotta remember
I had a topnotch job at Woodman, -
:20:21
- and...a family to support.
:20:23
I couldn't exactly
put their security and risk.
:20:28
Helen...that's my wife.
:20:32
She wouldn't have allowed it.
:20:38
But what about my family,
you might ask.
:20:41
What about my wife,
and daughter?
:20:44
Don't they give all the pride
and satisfaction I could ever want?
:20:50
Helen and I
have been married 42 years.
:20:55
Lately...every night.
:20:57
I find myself asking
the same question: