Any time a kid dies it's hard. People are very saddened about this.

There are a lot of people that come out that like to know something like this is being preserved. There's not too much of this left.

I don't know what we're going to talk about any more. People come in here all the time, worrying about the annexation.

When you have 200, 300, 400 people at a time this is the place to be. Otherwise, you need to come to a (Red Cross) chapter where we can handle people that drive in on their own.

If people want to believe I'm a dominatrix in my spare time, that's fine with me — I mean, I'm definitely happy to smack people around if that's what they really want.

I don't think so. We haven't even had a (furniture) market like this in a long time. People keep saying you should stay open, but we'd be back in the same place in six months.