And Victor had a dream, and they dreamed, and today they’re still dreaming, trying to convince the new generation, who’ve gone to school. They all came up with their college degrees now, so they can’t dream — everything is something entirely different. If the book doesn’t say so, well then it’s all a dissonance. So what the new generation will do, I do not know. Our generation enjoyed it fully. Now we want to give it to the next generation, but now they’re all educated, all of them who are now in the business, filling this position and that position and the other position, they have all the little IBM machines, and they punch this and punch that, and they give you all the things based upon our technology today. My father could look over the machine and see a list that long of numbers and give you the sum — just look at it, and in one second he’ll give you the sum. Push all the buttons and try to disprove it, it was what he saw. Didn’t go to school? Just a little bit. And so Vic, because of lack of funds, he didn’t go to — he went one year of college and we couldn’t afford to keep him there, so we brought him back. But he knew how to dream.1134 ¶16