In fact, I quoted that Henry Miller quote, and he said that when he opened up in the fifties, his neighbor was Brooks Camera, in the same block on Kearny Street. He said he had very good relations with Mr. Brooks, and since they've both retired, they've become friends. He said that when they were competing, they competed not as friends, but as gentlemen competitors. Right, the Microsoft mentality of today, where I think they would cut your throat. So we have the new George the Second, who usurped our democracy for his plutocracy.
Plutocracy means rule for the rich and by the rich.
What's getting him by is his charm, a certain Southern civility. It's on an illiterate level, but nevertheless, there's a certain Southern charm and civility which he has emphasized in dealing with members of the government and Congress. But at the same time they're knifing each other in the back, so it's a bit of a hypocrisy. Well, it's obvious that the state of unrenewable resources in the world cries out for a form of planned economy. It's so obvious that these days what is needed is a form of planned economy on a worldwide scale, with public ownership of natural unrenewable resources.