When the economy slows, people tend not to go on holiday, but they will spend more on small-ticket items like eating out.

As productivity slows, wage costs tend to rise -- one has an inverse relation to the other.

You'll see that when the tides slow down, everything slows down.

I tend to do a lot better here when it's big rather than when its small.

[Someone asks if he minds that tiny Charlottesville bested Richmond.] Not enough seats, ... The ticket would have had to be $800 to $900 to make the kind of money the Stones want to make.

Economy is half the battle of life. It is not so hard to earn money as to spend it well.