It's nice. I'm not so sure it's worth the money.

We're not 'losing' the money we're talking about. That money stays in the community, in the pockets of our constituents. I'm of the opinion they can make a decision on spending it better than we can.

We have an equivalent amount of energy in just one gram or about a raisin-size worth of antimatter.

Is it a tax issue? If you sell a house for $650,000, does that make my house worth $650,000?

In downtown Manhattan, maybe five acres would be worth that much. But down here, it's a bunch of marshland.

You might pay 20 percent less for a car than you normally would, and for a car that is worth $25,000 or $30,000, that's a great savings.