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I Thought At The Time That I Wanted To Go Into Institutional Sales, Selling Stocks And Bonds To Institutions. In Those Days, Which Was The 1960s, The Institutional Salesman Was Making About $100,000 A Year. I Thought That Was Just An Enormous Amount Of Money.

I Was An Economics Major In College, And Every Summer After School, I Would Drive My Car From California, From Claremont Men's College At The Time, To New York. And I Worked On Wall Street.

If You Don't Have Integrity, You Have Nothing. You Can't Buy It.

I Always Like To Refer Managers In Corporate America As The Renters Of The Corporate Assets, Not The Owners.

I Have, In My Partner George Roberts, A Person Who Is The Most Wonderful Man In The World To Me. He's Like A Brother To Me. Creating With Him, Being Side By Side With Him, In Whatever We Try To Do, Is A Real Pleasure To Me.