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Thanks for being.

Appreciate everything you've done.

Thank you.

You have been a part of some wild changes in this country, my friend.

Well, I think I start my my life my book out at a time in the 50s in the Eisenhower era

where none of all of this what we see today was conceivable.

I mean let alone carrying around the telephones in your pocket or being able to talk to people, you

know, on your wristwatch.

But I came along in the 50s with the post-war baby boom and it was the largest population cohort in American history and it

became the most educated the best educated and also the wealthiest because America

is going through this great boom of financial boom after winning the war.

And when we came of age in the early 60s, when people, I turned 21 and whenever it was, mid 60s.

So I mean, as we grow up, we kind of discovered it.

America wasn't what we, they told us it was going to be you know that life

liberty and a pursuit of happiness which I believed in deeply it wasn't that way

you know in fact first off we were running this segregation system, Jim Crow.

I mean, blacks, people, human beings, were kept in the most worst circumstances, and it was

an outrage to see that. and then all these other things started

become apparent the hypocrisy of the society we were in and that's the stuff

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