We prayed for the poor, sick person who burned the place down. We're going to figure out how to rebuild.

I don't think poor people--and the homeless are the poorest of people--have faith in the cops. Some of the cops really do look out for (homeless) people. Some of them are really decent and have good, trusting relations with the guys. But it cuts both ways.

I believe poor people are good people, except the ones that are mean . . .

It's a real blow. It's going to be tens of thousands of dollars to fix the place.

This was a very poor performer.

How long can you afford to be poor is basically the question. Most of our athletes are college graduates. They're coming in at 23 years old. You become a brakeman and push for maybe six years. By that time you're pretty well into your middle age and you don't even have a career yet. It's pretty tough.