We thought we could live there and do a little at a time. But it still had the original electric system and it was a fire hazard. Also, it was more cost effective to do everything at once.

The original furniture had been sold off, and we tracked it down and measured and replicated it. It was incredibly expensive to buy back. For example, a reclining chair sold for $10,000 about 10 years ago.

We had seen the house on tours by the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Foundation, and we fell in love with it. We decided to buy the home, and negotiated for it for more than a year before we closed.

I thought we were OK at halftime. We were having a tough time getting to places to start [our offense]. We knew that [pressure] was going to happen. We just hoped we could shoot well enough to compensate.

Apparently Eddie Bernice Johnson didn't give much thought to the fact that we're one of the top taxpayers in the city of Dallas. We're a major economic engine for this city. It's bewildering that she would want to do this to a business that is in her district, and to suggest that it would hurt D/FW, it doesn't make sense. Once you bring true competition into the marketplace everyone benefits.

Obviously he can do a lot by himself. I thought we did a decent job defensively on him. He got what we expected. That wasn't the problem. The problem was defensively we let them take us out of our game. And he was part of that.