I'm an upper-class Southern Jewish guy who learned a ton from a black kid who had nothing. Glen taught us all not to live with regret. I never thought of him as a baby. I always thought of him as a man.

There are still people around here who think he should have stuck with football, but I resent the hell out of it. His passion is basketball.

It was phenomenal. He ran a 4.9 three straight times. We couldn't believe what we were seeing.

This place is amazing. I felt warmth immediately when I walked in. I came from my exercise class and couldn't resist the white cream-filled doughnut. The coffee's great, and I love the colors in here.

You knew how humiliating that is as an experience for celebrities to be less of a celebrity. There's no class to adjust to being less famous, and you don't think you have to worry about it. But you do.

Elm Street was the dividing line between the two worlds. On either side of this line there were families who had trouble making both ends meet, but those who lived below the intersection didn't bother to conceal it.