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Brooklyn, When I Was Growing Up, Was Awesome. It Was Stoopball And Stickball - A Lot Of Kids... The Baby Boom Generation Were All In The Area. It Was Just A Really Great Place.

I Believe In Financial Retirement. I Don't Necessarily Believe In Physical Retirement.

When You're 23, 24 Years Old And Somebody's Given You A Credit Card And Jets And Limos And You Don't Have To Pay The Bill When It Comes In - That's A Pretty Nice Deal.

When My Dad First Started Out In The Police Force, Wearing The Uniform Was A Sense Of Pride, And It Was Respected In The Community For What The Police Force Was All About. Unfortunately Today, The Uniform Is A Target.

Money Is Only A Vehicle That Provides You With Options, And I Say There's Only One Thing That Money Can't Buy - Poverty.