You come out onto the economy, as my mom used to say, and it actually isn't as accepting, intolerant. It's crazy. Did you experience, do you think that now you. Eight years in the military, after West Point, Being in the military, there's a different culture, it's a different lifestyle. And I think there's a lifestyle because you have to imagine the type of person who joins the military. At some point, something changes in them and they recognize that they have a greater responsibility to those around them. (05:37–05:40)
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