You could start with nothing and mark out what you want in this world: this building, that building, the other building. We were at dinner the other night with two very dear friends of ours (we will not mention names)…and here, this fabulous building in which they operate—and this building is only one of numberless buildings across the country, possibly the world—and then she mentioned the name of the one who really…not the name of the one building of theirs…but the one behind it all who really owns it. And so, she mentioned the name—you’ll find it on the stock exchange; I will not mention it—then she said, “He, by the way, was Al Capone’s bookkeeper.” You and I reading the name and the billion dollars behind it, oh, we’re so carried away, so important…a billion, maybe several billion behind it. He started off in my generation, because Al Capone came in the 1920s in the day of Prohibition. He was the bookkeeper of Al Capone, but you read the name in the paper and all the social figures, my Lord, everything, all the glamour, all this…and the beginning was Al Capone’s bookkeeper. Don’t go too far back to find out anything in this world…you’ll be disillusioned. You start with the name of God. No matter how you go back, it will all be disillusioning, no matter who you are. Take any person in this world, you take him back and you’re going to find something that would frighten you. So forget it!293 ¶9