That house has not been empty one day. The German Consul General moved in when they were still living in it, trying to get them out. Paid a frightfully high price for it on a three-year lease, renewed it for another three years…it’s never been empty. And when I left New York City, just the day before I left, he told me they offered him $120,000 for it. I said, “Joseph, sell it! You don’t need it. You paid $75,000 …don’t tell me you didn’t because I was there when you paid for it. So don’t give me any of this silliness about you paid a hundred thousand.” They all pull that line, you know. So I said, “Don’t tell me anything. I was there when you actually bought the house for 75,000. So they offered you 120,000 and in the interval you spent nothing on it and received this huge rental for six years? Sell it!” He said, “I think I will.”292 ¶52