We have a huge influx of single, young, affluent people. Other wards may be more suburban, more family-oriented.

We've discussed it with the Department of Transportation and folks on the Hill. I think, so far, people have been receptive.

These are personal situations. They are family situations, people have to talk to their spouses and their children.

I personally think it's a bunch of feel-good, all-in-the-family junk that means nothing, because the pink slip still comes. The people buying into that stuff aren't the ones whose jobs are on the chopping block.

It is exciting to see almost the entire family on the screen. It is nice that they can get to do what they love. Casey and Dustin have always been very theatrical. When they were younger, Casey would be the story teller and Dustin would act it.

I'm doing fine. My thoughts are that I hate to leave my family, but we have a job to do and we're gonna do it.