And the first thing people tell me all day, every day, is thank you for your service. That's the vision. My parents, who are alive and well today, they're in their 70s. As I was telling you earlier, My dad was born in 1949. The Civil Rights act was passed in 1964. So he spent a lot of his teenage years in a segregated South. He's seen the back of buses, and he has seen colored only water fountains. (57:53–57:56)
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