$30 billion, minus 3 billion, you re netting 27 billion, that sounds like a pretty good deal, of course, the president said they could have worked a better deal, it s still a great deal. the one thing that i want to focus is on the loss economic activity for long island and new york. think about all of the different services and businesses that could have helped, that would have gone to support, you know, the headquarters in terms of the pizza guy, the deli shop, shoe shine guy, all small businesses that we represent. 30 million small businesses in the country that hire 60 million people, that s 90 million people that are really depending on success of small business, that s what we are fighting for. we couldn t be more excited about the type of attention this is getting, we need to have the conversation in the country. neil: apparently all cities are clambering out they want including senator cory booker. come on.
wine there from last week. jesse? i yelled at my shoe shine guy. here s why. i am have a new shoe shine place. two weeks ago i went to get a shine. the guy that does the shine was late. strike 1. today i go to get another shine. the guy that shines shoes is on vacation. you shine shoes and you take a vacation. get another guy to shine shoes. the next time i come in, there better be a guy to shoe shine. i went to the best shoe shine center in the rock place. the most interesting thing i just saw was telling you that story. one more thing is next.
what are we going to do tomorrow? we have all these opportunities. together, you and john taught us that a good life is built not on a single historic act or multiple acts of heroism, but of a thousand little things. a thousand little things that build character. treating everyone with dignity and respect. john was one of my few colleagues we would go in the rest room where is there a shoe shine guy, john would always pat him on the shoulder and give him a hug. understanding that despite fame and position, everybody was john s equal. everybody was john s equal in his mind. it all comes down to being personal. president always kids me, annie because i m getting old enough now i could even try to improve
are we going to do tomorrow? we have all of these opportunities. together, you and john taught us that a good life is built not on a single historic act or multiple acts of heroism but in a thousand little things. a thousand little things have built character. treating everyone with dignity and respect. john was one of the few of might have colleagues when we d go into a restroom where there s a shoe shine guy, john would always pat him on the shoulder and give him a hug. understanding that despite fame and position, everybody was john s equal. everybody was john s equal in his mind. it all comes down to being personable. the president always kids me, annie, because i i m getting old enough now that i could even
that true story. her father was a shoe shine guy. cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn t know it yet, t he ll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game om the great northwest. he ll stt investing early, he ll find some good people to help guide him, and he ll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, ich isn t rocket science. it s just common sense. from td ameritrade.