She needs an extra million as I need an extra head, but she’ll get the extra million because she works towards it. I was in her home here in Huntington Palisades when she by doing her homework she saw the house, sat in the room which is the dining room, and conducted the dinner party where I sat at her right and her husband at the end of the table, and my wife sat at his right, and then the two boys sat (her two sons). She conducted this dinner party in her Imagination when suddenly they offered her the house. It was offered at $117,500, and she said, “No, I’ll give you $75,000.” Her husband didn’t want it any more than I wanted it, but Louise always gets her way. I was there when he put the $7,500 down to seal the contract. They bought it, lived in it two years. She tires of everything and she goes on elsewhere.292 ¶51