If we're trying to promote a state where we all realize we have a stake in - in the common good of this society, I think we have to break that down. And I think the suburb in some ways makes it harder to break down. There's no real opportunities for mixing like there is in cities or in communities. That's easier to say when you don't know your neighbor. We've worked hard, we've gotten where we've gotten, we have these beautiful homes, we love our neighborhoods.
Suburban people are wonderful people.
They do great things all the time with their little leagues, their PTA's, all kind of functions community service. We love it so much. Very cohesive group of people. Our children all grew up together. That's what we did in those days.