No reasonable person would work under those conditions. I don't think any right-thinking person would stay.

I just think it was errant thinking. They just didn't think well. I have no excuse there were a lot of unforced turnovers. Let's put it that way.

He's (Hickman) happy about the settlement, but he's still not doing well. There's still psychological damage.

We talked to an assistant district attorney, and he didn't believe a rope or noose could be considered a deadly weapon. We were frankly surprised. An all-white grand jury no-billed it as a felony.

I want to think he made me a better person.

no longer believes that financial conditions are favorable enough to support a continued expansion in p/e ratios.