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Monsarrat?
No.
He was with J. Walter Thompson, vice-president I think for many years.
Well, they'd have to go to washington.
He has a farm up there.
But he wouldn't go to Washington and work. He'd think about it once in a while.
He lives a couple doors from us. And then we're right in the midst of a farm qwned by a man named walker who was in advertising, has a tremendous farm on both sides of us.
I agree with you that these people would be marvelous, but they'd have to work in Washington and most of them have made a fortune and don't need to work.
And they're retired.
And they're retired. So it's frustrating, but in spite of that the death rates have gone down.
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