Up until the mid-19th century serving refreshments and socializing on the stoops was done by every income group all over the city,

Such ever was love's way; to rise, it stoops

You might have to go back to Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale, that group [of mid-'60s Dodgers], or the group Baltimore had in '66.

We're at an inflection point where the fixed-income markets aren't going to give you the tailwinds you've had in the past. The fixed-income markets have been on an incredible bull run but over a three- to five-year horizon what you've seen is going to reverse itself.

I prefer listening to talking, reading to socializing, and cozy chats to group settings.

I think that the social compact hammered out in the mid-20th century has been superseded by a new compact that is different and doesn't promise the potential for lifetime tenure. Workers are free agents.