The fact that anyone is welcome to come here, taking out the factor of money, drops barriers. You can come in and be comfortable and hang out.

I'm not real optimistic there's going to be a lot of new money from the state.

I wish that what we did was provide an incentive to get here and do something more creative than money for gas. I'm sure it's unintended that they didn't necessarily think about how it fits into the city's goals of how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

I'll have to borrow the money and rent it often enough to pay the payments so that, 20 years from now, when I retire, I've paid it off and got a little place where I can go to the beach in the wintertime,

I know nothing about racing and any money I put on a horse is a sort of insurance policy to prevent it winning

Getting money from Congress for something like this is probably easier than the cultural change that has to take place in the federal workforce for employees to buy into the whole system.